Article 12 – Time Computations
73030.18.2.22 Change in Parole Board and DSL Date Control Information
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As case dynamics change, reflect the change(s) on the form:
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On the right side of the box is “Minimum DSLDeterminate Sentence Law Date Adjusted by Credits Lost _________.” If an inmate loses good time/work time credits, the adjusted date is to be placed in the space provided.
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After the computation has been completed, if the inmate has an overdue DSLDeterminate Sentence Law date, check the “As soon as possible after Board 1170.2(a) PCPenal Code decision” space on the form.
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If the prisoner is not overdue, then either the ISLIndeterminate Sentence Law or DSLDeterminate Sentence Law date controls, and the “Controlling Release Date ______” box is to be checked (controlling release date means the date that releases the prisoner from prison earliest). Enter the controlling release date on the line.
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On the “(as of ______)” line, enter the date the computation was made or the date of the subsequent change of the controlling date.
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Occasionally, the controlling release date will change.
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An ISLIndeterminate Sentence Law parole hearing may result in a change in a previous ISLIndeterminate Sentence Law parole date. For example, if the minimum DSLDeterminate Sentence Law date controls and an inmate loses good time/work time credits, the minimum DSLDeterminate Sentence Law date may pass the ISLIndeterminate Sentence Law date. At the time the DSLDeterminate Sentence Law date passes up the ISLIndeterminate Sentence Law date then the ISLIndeterminate Sentence Law date will be the controlling.
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Whichever date releases the inmate from prison the earliest is the controlling date.