2014 New Jersey Revised Statutes
Title 30 - INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES
Section 30:4-140 - Reduction schedule for minimum-maximum sentences

NJ Rev Stat § 30:4-140 (2014) What's This?

30:4-140. Reduction schedule for minimum-maximum sentences
For every year or fractional part of a year of sentence imposed upon any person committed to any State correctional institution for a minimum-maximum term there shall be remitted to him from both the maximum and minimum term of his sentence, for continuous orderly deportment, the progressive time credits indicated in the schedule herein. When a sentence contains a fractional part of a year in either the minimum or maximum thereof, then time credits in reduction of such fractional part of a year shall be calculated at the rate set out in the schedule for each full month of such fractional part of a year of sentence. No time credits shall be calculated as provided for herein on time served by any person in custody between his arrest and the imposition of sentence. In case of any flagrant misconduct the board of managers may declare a forfeiture of the time previously remitted, either in whole or in part, as to them shall seem just.

Schedule



A B C

Progressive Credits Credits for Each Full

for Minimum and Month of Fractional

Minimum and Maximum Sentences Part of a Year in

Maximum Sentences in Years Excess of Column A

in Years (days) (days)



1 72 7

2 156 8

3 252 8

4 348 8

5 444 8

6 540 8

7 636 10

8 756 10

9 876 10

10 996 10

11 1,116 10

12 1,236 11

13 1,368 11

14 1,500 11

15 1,632 11

16 1,764 11

17 1,896 12

18 2,040 12

19 2,184 12

20 2,328 12

21 2,472 12

22 2,616 13

23 2,772 13

24 2,928 13

25 3,084 15

26 3,264 15

27 3,444 15

28 3,624 15

29 3,804 15

30 3,984 16



Any sentence in excess of 30 years shall be reduced by time credits for continuous orderly deportment at the rate of 192 days for each such additional year or 16 days for each full month of any fractional part of a year. Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to limit or affect a convict's eligibility for parole consideration as provided for in section 10, chapter 84, P.L.1948, as amended, in any situation where the sentence or consecutive sentences imposed upon a convict shall exceed 25 years.

Amended by L.1957, c. 27, p. 52, s. 1.


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