Oregon Administrative Rules
Chapter 291 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
Division 100 - ADMISSION, SENTENCE COMPUTATION AND RELEASE
Section 291-100-0140 - Computation of Sentences for Parole Violators

(1) Upon parole revocation, the suspend, revocation, and arrest dates provided by the Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision will be used by OISC staff to calculate new good time and maximum sentence expiration dates.

(2) A new sentence received by a parolee who has been returned to the Department of Corrections without revocation will be calculated in the same manner as a new commitment.

(3) AICs paroled before September 13, 1975 who are revoked and returned to a Department of Corrections facility will not receive any credit toward their indeterminate sentence(s) for time served on parole prior to the revocation.

(4) Pursuant to former ORS 144.390 (repealed 1975 Oregon Laws, Chapter 589), AICs paroled on or after September 13, 1975 who are revoked and returned to a Department of Corrections intake facility will receive credit toward their indeterminate sentence for time served on parole prior to revocation, except inoperative time.

(5) Absconders from parole will cease to accrue time served on parole toward their indeterminate sentence as of the date of issuance of the parole suspend warrant. Parole time resumes upon arrest in Oregon for the abscond warrant. If the absconder is arrested out of state, parole time resumes upon return to the Department of Corrections intake facility or placement in an Oregon local correctional facility, as approved.

(6) All previously granted statutory good time and extra good time credits are forfeited upon revocation of parole.