Chapter 6 – Adult Classification

61020.20.2 Readmission Review Period Calculation

• Within the Readmission Review Period Calculation section of the CDC Form 841, capture the inmate’s most recent period of incarceration prior to his or her last parole.

• The most recent period of incarceration is defined as that time period between the date that the inmate last paroled and the inmate’s Review Period Beginning Date.

• After an inmate has been scored on a CDC Form 841, each subsequent readmission period shall be captured on a separate CDC Form 841.

• Identification Of Review Period(s) Not Previously Addressed Date Paroled (Boxes 36-41)

  • Enter the date, month/day/year, that the inmate last paroled from the CDCRCalifornia Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. A zero need not be entered in front of a single digit number for the month or day. Enter a zero as part of the two digits for the year when applicable.

• Review Period Beginning Date (Boxes 42-47)

  • Enter the Review Period Beginning Date, month/day/year. A zero need not be placed in front of the month or day, but must be placed in front of the year when appropriate.

    • The Review Period Beginning Date is the date that the inmate’s review period would have begun had the inmate remained in custody. The Review Period Beginning Date is the most recent Review Period Ending Date plus one day.

    • However, if Review Period Dates have not already been established, then the inmate’s Review Period Beginning Date is either the date received at the reception center in the last incarceration or the first day of the last month considered for favorable behavior points, whichever is the most recent.

    • An inmate’s partial review period is a period of less than six months in custody as measured between and including the Review Period Beginning Date and the Date Paroled.

    • For an inmate who was a SACCOSacramento Control Office Unit, Reg. I case and has been returned from parole as a parole violator, the inmate’s Date Paroled and Review Period Beginning Date is the same date. The total number of days not previously addressed is zero.

• Total Review Periods Not Previously Addressed (Item B3)

  • Enter the total number of months, days, and years in custody between the Date Paroled and the Review Period Beginning Date.

    • When calculating the review period(s) in custody not previously addressed, the time periods are calculated using 30-day months.

• Number of 6 Month Review Periods (Item B4)

  • Enter the total number of six-month review periods in custody not previously addressed.

• Partial Review Period (Less Than 6 Months) (Item B5)

  • Enter the number of months and days in custody remaining that total less than six months.

  • Inmate Example’s classification hearing history and recorded review period dates:

    • Received in CDC 10-12-02.

    • Annual Review UCCUnit Classification Committee committee held on 10-20-03:

      • Rev Per Beg Date 10-12-02

      • Rev Per End Date 10-11-03

    • Inmate Example’s UCCUnit Classification Committee committee hearing for Transfer consideration was held on 6-15-04:

      • Rev Per Beg Date 10-12-03

      • Rev Per End Date 4-11-04

    • Inmate Example’s Annual Review was held early on 9-25-04:

      • Rev Per Beg Date 4-12-04

      • Rev Per End Date 10-11-04

    • Inmate Example paroled on 12-22-04

    • Returned to CDC as a PVWNTParole Violator Returned With New Term on 3-16-05

  • Inmate Example’s CDC Form 841 Readmission Review Period Calculation is:

    • Date Paroled: 12-22-04

    • Rev Per Beg Date: 10-12-04 =

  • Partial Review Period in custody of 2 months 10 Days