Or. Admin. Code § 255-075-0098 - Restoration of Statutory and Meritorious Goodtime
Upon recommendation of the superintendent of the institution, the Board may restore part or all of forfeited statutory and meritorious goodtime when:
(1) There is no
violation of parole; or
(2) Parole
is revoked on a best interest basis and there is no actual parole violation;
or
(3) Parole is revoked on a
technical violation; or
(4) Parolee
is within 180 days of discharge; or
(5) Parole is revoked for new criminal
activity which is a misdemeanor or non person-to-person class C felony and:
(a) The new criminal activity was already
sanctioned at the local level; or
(b) The criminal activity is not of the same
nature as the crimes for which the parolee was on parole.
(6) An offender ordered to serve a term of
incarceration as a Revocation sanction for a post-prison supervision violation
is not eligible for goodtime, earned-credit time, work release, transitional or
temporary leave.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 421.120 & ORS 144.108(3)
Stats. Implemented: ORS 144.096, ORS 144.098, ORS 144.102, ORS 144.106, ORS 144.108, ORS 144.346 & Ch. 525 OL 1997 (Enrolled SB 156)
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