CHAPTER 12-54.1SENTENCE REDUCTION FOR GOOD OR MERITORIOUS CONDUCT12-54.1-01. Performance-based sentence reduction.1.Except as provided under section 12.1-32-09.1, offenders committed to the legal and physical custody of the department of corrections and rehabilitation are eligible to earn sentence reductions based upon performance criteria established through department and penitentiary rules.Performance criteria includes participation incourt-ordered or staff-recommended treatment and education programs and good work performance. The department may credit an offender committed to the legal and physical custody of the department who is eligible for sentence reduction five days good time per month for each month of the sentence imposed.Thedepartment may not credit an offender with any sentence reduction for time spent in custody prior to sentence and commitment, for time under supervised probation, or for any sentence where the incarceration time is six months or less.2.The presiding judge of a judicial district in which a correctional facility is located, after consultation with the other judges in the district, may authorize the facility administrator to provide for sentence reductions based upon performance criteria established through the administrator. The criteria must be substantially similar to the performance criteria established by the penitentiary. Except as provided under section 12.1-32-09.1, offenders sentenced to the facility are eligible to earn sentence reductions based upon the performance criteria. While incarcerated in a correctional facility, an inmate may earn five days good time per month except for any sentence where the incarceration time is thirty days or less.12-54.1-02. Basis for good conduct sentence reduction. Repealed by S.L. 1991, ch.118,
CHAPTER 12-54.1SENTENCE REDUCTION FOR GOOD OR MERITORIOUS CONDUCT12-54.1-01. Performance-based sentence reduction.1.Except as provided under section 12.1-32-09.1, offenders committed to the legal and physical custody of the department of corrections and rehabilitation are eligible to earn sentence reductions based upon performance criteria established through department and penitentiary rules.Performance criteria includes participation incourt-ordered or staff-recommended treatment and education programs and good work performance. The department may credit an offender committed to the legal and physical custody of the department who is eligible for sentence reduction five days good time per month for each month of the sentence imposed.Thedepartment may not credit an offender with any sentence reduction for time spent in custody prior to sentence and commitment, for time under supervised probation, or for any sentence where the incarceration time is six months or less.2.The presiding judge of a judicial district in which a correctional facility is located, after consultation with the other judges in the district, may authorize the facility administrator to provide for sentence reductions based upon performance criteria established through the administrator. The criteria must be substantially similar to the performance criteria established by the penitentiary. Except as provided under section 12.1-32-09.1, offenders sentenced to the facility are eligible to earn sentence reductions based upon the performance criteria. While incarcerated in a correctional facility, an inmate may earn five days good time per month except for any sentence where the incarceration time is thirty days or less.12-54.1-02. Basis for good conduct sentence reduction. Repealed by S.L. 1991, ch.118,
CHAPTER 12-54.1SENTENCE REDUCTION FOR GOOD OR MERITORIOUS CONDUCT12-54.1-01. Performance-based sentence reduction.1.Except as provided under section 12.1-32-09.1, offenders committed to the legal and physical custody of the department of corrections and rehabilitation are eligible to earn sentence reductions based upon performance criteria established through department and penitentiary rules.Performance criteria includes participation incourt-ordered or staff-recommended treatment and education programs and good work performance. The department may credit an offender committed to the legal and physical custody of the department who is eligible for sentence reduction five days good time per month for each month of the sentence imposed.Thedepartment may not credit an offender with any sentence reduction for time spent in custody prior to sentence and commitment, for time under supervised probation, or for any sentence where the incarceration time is six months or less.2.The presiding judge of a judicial district in which a correctional facility is located, after consultation with the other judges in the district, may authorize the facility administrator to provide for sentence reductions based upon performance criteria established through the administrator. The criteria must be substantially similar to the performance criteria established by the penitentiary. Except as provided under section 12.1-32-09.1, offenders sentenced to the facility are eligible to earn sentence reductions based upon the performance criteria. While incarcerated in a correctional facility, an inmate may earn five days good time per month except for any sentence where the incarceration time is thirty days or less.12-54.1-02. Basis for good conduct sentence reduction. Repealed by S.L. 1991, ch.118,