New Sentence Time Credit

Summary

Time served for a previous case in Illinois typically doesnt count towards a new sentence. Good time eligibility applies even with a new case, but behavior and facility rules can affect this. The Illinois Department of Corrections offers several options for reducing incarceration time, including Good Conduct Credit, Educational Achievement, and Supplemental Sentence Credit. Each option has specific rules and requirements. Consult a legal professional for detailed advice.

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Will he still be eligible for good time
In Illinois, eligibility for "good time" or sentence reduction for good behavior, applies even if your husband gets a new case. However, behavior and specific rules in the correctional facility can affect this. Consider consulting a legal professional for more detailed advice.
What all options does IDOC offer for getting time reduced?
In Illinois, the IDOC (Illinois Department of Corrections) offers several options to reduce incarceration time:
- Good Conduct Credit: For good behavior and participation in activities.
- Educational Achievement: Credits for achieving certain educational milestones.
- Supplemental Sentence Credit: A discretionary reduction awarded by IDOC.
Each option has specific rules and requirements.