Idaho § 19-4215 RELIEF AVAILABLE FOR LOSS OF GOOD TIME CREDITS

Idaho Statutes

§ 19-4215 — RELIEF AVAILABLE FOR LOSS OF GOOD TIME CREDITS

Idaho § 19-4215

Title 19CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

Ch. 42HABEAS CORPUS AND INSTITUTIONAL LITIGATION PROCEDURES ACT

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Idaho Code § 19-4215 (2026).

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(1)If the court finds that an in-state prisoner has lost good time credits without constitutionally sufficient due process, the court may order a rehearing by the correctional facility authority.

(2)Any court order requiring rehearing shall specify:

(a)How due process was constitutionally insufficient and direct that the insufficiency be cured; and

(b)Provide that the officials of the correctional facility shall have not less than thirty (30) days in which to convene the rehearing.

(3)The correctional facility authority shall have the responsibility for the recalculation and restoration of good time credits. If good time credits are restored to the petitioner as a result of the rehearing, and restoration of good time credits entitles the petitioner to release, he shall be so released.

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(1) If the court finds that an in-state prisoner has lost good time credits without constitutionally sufficient due process, the court may order a rehearing by the correctional facility authority.
(2) Any court order requiring rehearing shall specify:
(a) How due process was constitutionally insufficient and direct that the insufficiency be cured; and
(b) Provide that the officials of the correctional facility shall have not less than thirty (30) days in which to convene the rehearing.
(3) The correctional facility authority shall have the responsibility for the recalculation and restoration of good time credits. If good time credits are restored to the petitioner as a result of the rehearing, and restoration of good time credits entitles the petitioner to release, he shall be so released.