People serving time for murder, kidnapping a minor, sexual assault, or child molestation cannot earn good time.ģ or 20 days per month (depending on offense category) for good conduct. Up to 20% of term of incarceration for good behavior and participation in basic skills-development program.Ĭredit may not be used to shorten actual confinement to less than 6 months. *0, 22, 33, 44, 45 or 60 credits per month depending on class level and criminal history. Statute instructs secretary to adopt rules, rates and circumstances determining earned time allocation.
*Up to 1/3 of sentence (depending on type of sentence) for good behavior and performance of duties assigned or progress in an assigned treatment program.Ħ-month credit will be applied to end of prison term for successful participation in assigned work and treatment programs and completion of one or more significant programmatic accomplishments, including participation in 2 years of college programming obtaining an associate degree, bachelor’s degree, master’s degree or doctoral degree participation as an inmate program associate for 2 years receiving certification for apprenticeship program or working in specified programs for 2 years. Up to 4, 8 or 30 days per month depending on type of crime and quality of participation in approved programs. Time awarded increases with minimum and maximum sentence see chart in §30:4-140. Good time earned through good behavior and self-improvement activities and/or work.ĥ or 10 days per month or 5 days depending on conviction.Ĭredits to be prorated for portions of time served.Ģ ½ days per month served in a prison camp.Ĥ.5 days per 30 days for compliance with good conduct and performance requirements.Ħ months per year served (pro rata for any portion).Īdditional 3 days per 12 months without a Class I or II offense or more than 3 Class III offenses.Ģ0 days per month served with no serious infractions and performing duties assigned.Īt governor’s determination through executive order up to 5 days per month may be deducted (must be uniformly applied to everyone).
Up to 10 days per month served (based on conduct).ģ0 days per 30 days, 3 days per 17 days, 13 days per 7 days, or 1 day per 3 days depending on type of conviction. *Not more than 15% or 20% of prison term (percentage depending on type of crime and severity level). Good time issued for good conduct, though Category A must also participate in certain programs. No more than 160 days “good time” in total may be earned in 365 days.ġ0 days per month served for each sentence imposed (pro rata for any portion) awarded for participating in training, working diligently, using time constructively, or other positive activities.ġ day per 1 day, 4.5 days per month, or 7.5 days per month served depending on conviction.ġ day per 1 day served, 1 day per 3 days served, or 1 day per 6 days served depending on classification (Class A, B, and C respectively).ġ 2/10ths days per 1 day served or 15/85ths of a day per 1 day served depending on category of inmate (Categories A and B respectively). Regulations to be set by the secretary of the DOC.ġ0 or 12 days per month served (depending on classification) based on proof of consistent progress in categories required by DOC.ĭOC categories: work, group living, counseling, Colorado Diagnostic Program goals, complying with release conditions (if applicable), not harassing victim, and education/literacy programs.ġ0 days per month (pro rata for any portion) for first 5 years of sentence, then 12 days per month (pro rata for any portion) for each subsequent year.Ģ days per month for first year served and 3 days per month for subsequent years awarded for no violations and work toward rehabilitation. Up to 30 days per month served based on classification.Ĭlassifications based on discipline, behavior, job responsibilities and involvement in rehabilitative activities.Ħ months per 6 months served or a lesser amount of credit based on the same ratio. *3 days per 7 served if conviction was for an enumerated drug crime, person completed drug treatment, and has not previously been convicted of a violent or aggravated felony.Ĭlassifications to be based on work performance, rule compliance, education, training, treatment programs, and performance of any assignments of confidence or trust. State Good Time and Earned Time Laws Stateħ5, 40 or 20 days per 30 days served depending on classification (I, II, and III respectively).Ĭlassifications are based on behavior, discipline, work practices and job responsibility.ġ day per 6 served based on classifications created by DOC.
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