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How Does the Government Shutdown Affect the Justice System?

While we slept last night, Congress found itself in a stalemate on the terms of the Affordable Healthcare Act, propelling the U.S. federal government into its first shutdown in 17 years.

By Rebekah L. Stratton
October 1, 2013
Bureau of Prisons | congress | department of justice | government shutdown | habeas corpus | Prison Fellowship | shutdown | supreme court | u.s. parole commission
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Increasing “Good Time” for Federal Prisoners

A current practice in the federal prison system is to allow inmates to accrue “good time” credit for model behavior during their incarceration.  Prisoners can receive up to 54 days* a year for avoiding disciplinary issues during their time behind bars, which can then be removed from the end of their sentence. 

By Steve Rempe
February 25, 2013
Bureau of Prisons | good time credit | Reentry

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