Article 12 – Time Computations
73030.15 Retention in Custody Past Scheduled Release Date
Revised December 24, 1992-
CCRCalifornia Code of Regulations 3323 provides that in some instances a person may be retained in custody beyond their scheduled release date because of a serious disciplinary infraction for which credit may be lost though the CDC Form 115 may ultimately be dismissed or reduced to an administrative infraction.
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It is necessary that the C-File reflect the reason the person was retained in custody.
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The following procedures are authorized by CCRCalifornia Code of Regulations 3323 and should be used to properly record this information:
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On the scheduled release date, prepare a CDC Form 128-B chrono indicating “Subject being retained in custody pending disposition of CDC Form 115 Log #______ for which ______ days may be lost.”
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Post entry on CDC Form 112, “Retained in custody pending disposition of CDC Form 115 Log #______.”
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If the CDC Form 115 is dismissed, prepare another CDC Form 128-B indicating “CDC Form 115 of ( date ) dismissed. Subject released on parole.”
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Post entry on CDC Form 112, “Disciplinary dismissed. Released on parole. Parole period starts (indicate scheduled release date).”
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Any days attributed to time held past release date on a pending CDC Form 115 subsequently dismissed shall be deducted from the maximum parole period.
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