JM: Did you get off early based on good behavior? Sam: no Ron: No. I was only there for pre-sentencing till i got
bonded out. My month that I served though will
count in my re-sentencing for probation violation. Scott: In Dupage County Jail your waiting for sentencing
so you don't know the actual length of the time
you will be housed. After I was sentenced to the
Illinois Department of Corrections I received 90
days off my sentence because I attended the
Safeway Rehabilitation classes. And another 6
months for good character behavior. Michael: I may have been released for good behavior, i don't
know, they never told me. I just thought it was
because of overcrowding, i think i heard something
to that effect, maybe from other inmates. I served 5
days of a 7 day sentence. Bruce: no it dont matter if your good time is time
JM: What is the most time off you can receive for good behavior? Sam: None in county I think. Ron: If I recall correctly Dupage does day for day
meaning 1 day counts as 2 days. Scott: In Illinois Department of Corrections depending on
the class of your offence you can get up to 6 months
off your sentencing. Michael: I don't know, it was never mentioned in my case. Bruce: day for day is how the count it in jail
JM: What types of actions do you need to avoid in order to get time off? Did you ever witness somebody losing time off for good behavior? Sam: I don't know. Ron: Nothing really. Scott: Failing a drug test will definitely make you loss
Good Time Off. Others can be mob actions, fighting
with a weapon and assualting an officer. Any
belligerent behavior they seem is extreme. Michael: No, i never witnessed anyone getting time off for
good behavior. I don't know what actions you need to
avoid, except perhaps fighting or not cooperating
with the jail officers. Bruce: i seen people get into fights and the probable did i
dont ask questions about what happened to them you
are to mind your own