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Good Behavior

Interview with Jake, misty, Sam, Bruce and Brian

JM: Did you get off early based on good behavior?
Jake: yes i got a month off
misty: I GOT MY GOOD TIME
Sam: I got 30 days off good time/ work time. For being good and having a job.
Bruce: no
Brian: Yes; after one month in WCJ proper, I was transferred to an alternative sanctions facility called the Washington County Community Corrections Center, where I served four months of my six-month sentence (with one entire month dropped for good behavior.

JM: What is the most time off you can receive for good behavior?
Jake: 3 days a month
misty: i THINK ITS 3 DAYS FOR EVEY 10 BUT I AM NOT SURE
Sam: Four days a month is the max you can get.
Bruce: I believe 1 for 3 days
Brian: 10 days per month for time served as an inmate worker, which I enrolled for right away. A further 10 days per month were cut off my sentence for good behavior while at the community corrections center.

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?
Jake: write ups!
misty: GOOD BEHAVIOR AS WELL AS BEING INVOLVED IN THE INMATE WORK CREW
Sam: Fights and arguments. Do as told by the staff and don't get any write ups.
Bruce: no fighting and listen to the staff
Brian: By enrolling as an inmate worker (I was assigned kitchen duty), I was able to qualify to spend time at the community corrections center. I was also able to keep up the reduction in time served by exhibiting good behavior at the center. I witnessed two inmates fighting at the center, whose good time computations were stricken and they were sent to the solitary pod of the jail for 30 days, which did not count toward time served for their original crimes.

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