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- BOP: Good Time Disqualifying Offenses
Under the First Step Act (FSA), an inmate is ineligible to receive time credits if they are serving a sentence for a conviction under certain provisions of law We provide those items below in a user-friendly table for quick reference
- First Step Act Earned Time Credits Rule Explainer
Eligible people who have earned FSA Time Credits may have them applied toward pre-release custody (halfway house or home confinement transfers) or early transfer to supervised release (essentially shortening the sentence)
- First Step Act Earned Time Credits
This toolkit provides a collection of publicly available resources on First Step Act Earned Time Credits It will be updated periodically as the Commission continues its policy priority work in this area
- First Step Act Time Credits Clarified - Evergreen Attorneys
All inmates are eligible to gain Earned Time Credits under the First Step Act of 2018 unless their offense of conviction falls into one of 68 categories The award of time credits is mandatory so long as the inmate is programming or participating in their productive activities
- First Step Act Explained: Earned Time Credits Eligibility
Assess Eligibility for Earned Time Credits: We review your case thoroughly to determine if you qualify for earned time credits under the First Step Act, considering the specifics of your conviction, sentence, and risk assessments
- Earned Time Credits Under the First Step Act - Prisonpedia
Inmates may lose earned time credits for engaging in misconduct or violating the requirements of a program or productive activity [8] The procedures for credit loss are governed by the BOP's disciplinary process under 28 CFR Part 541
- The First Step Act: Comprehensive Guide to Earning Time Credits
Eligibility is determined based on factors such as the nature of the offense and the inmate’s behavior Eligibility is primarily governed by statutes like 18 U S C §§ 3632 and 3624 (g) Inmates convicted of violent or serious offenses may be excluded from participating
- State Approaches to Sentence Credits: Earned and Good Time Laws
States have statutes creating opportunities for people who are incarcerated to reduce the length of their incarceration through two forms of sentence credits: earned time and good time
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