Section 791.5513. Forfeiture of good time and disciplinary credit.

(1) A prisoner who is found guilty of 1 or more of the following violations of prison rules, or of an attempt or conspiracy to violate these rules, or of acting as an accomplice to a violation  may forfeit additional earned and special good time and disciplinary   credits, for each violation, as follows:

(a)   Up to all earned and special good time and  disciplinary   credits   for any of the following major misconduct:

(i)   Assault resulting in serious physical injury.

(ii)   Sexual assault.

(iii)   Homicide.

(iv)   Inciting to riot or strike; rioting or striking.

(v)   Escape.

(vi)   Possession of a weapon.  The

(b)   Up to 2 years of earned  and   special  good   time    and    disciplinary credits for any of the following major misconduct:

(i)   Fighting.

(ii)   Threatening behavior.

(iii)   Failure to disperse.

(iv)   Creating a disturbance.

(v)   Destruction or misuse of property with a value of $10.00 or more.

(vi)   Possession of dangerous contraband.

(vii)   Bribery.

(viii)   Possession of money.

(ix)   Sexual misconduct.

(x)   Any act that constitutes a felony under state law.

(xi)   Substance abuse.

(xii)   Assault and battery.

(xiii)   Smuggling.

(c)   Up to 1 year of  earned  and  special  good   time    and    disciplinary credits for any of the following major misconduct:

(i)   Disobeying a direct order.

(ii)   Forgery.

(iii)   Interference with the administration of rules.

(iv)   Insolence.

(v)   Theft; possession of stolen property.

(vi)   Failure to maintain employment.

(vii)   Unauthorized occupation of a cell or room.

(viii)   Out of place.

(ix)   Gambling; possession of gambling paraphernalia.

(2) Within the limits set forth in this rule, the warden shall  determine the amount of earned and special good time and disciplinary credits that the prisoner forfeits, if any, pursuant to subrule (1) of this rule.

History: 1980 AACS; 1987 AACS; 1989 AACS; 1993 AACS; 1998-2000 AACS.