West Virginia § 25-1A-6 Loss of good-time credit

West Virginia Statutes

§ 25-1A-6 — Loss of good-time credit

West Virginia·Ch. 25 DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS·Art. 1A WEST VIRGINIA PRISONER LITIGATION REFORM ACT

Upon a finding by the court that a civil action is frivolous, malicious or intended to harass the party against whom the civil action is brought or that the inmate knowingly testified falsely or otherwise knowingly presented false evidence or information to the court, the court may order that the inmate forfeit earned good-time credit. A court may take additional evidence to determine the appropriate amount of good-time credit to be forfeited.

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Upon a finding by the court that a civil action is frivolous, malicious or intended to harass the party against whom the civil action is brought or that the inmate knowingly testified falsely or otherwise knowingly presented false evidence or information to the court, the court may order that the inmate forfeit earned good-time credit. A court may take additional evidence to determine the appropriate amount of good-time credit to be forfeited.

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