Louisiana HB111 allows inmates to earn an additional 90 days of credit toward their parole supervision date for obtaining an associate's degree while.
Louisiana HB111 amends existing law to allow inmates to earn an additional 90 days of credit toward their parole supervision date for obtaining an associate's degree from a regionally accredited and department-approved educational institution while incarcerated. This provision applies to inmates who are otherwise eligible for "good time" credit and adds the associate's degree as a qualifying degree for this credit. The bill retains the existing law for inmates who earn a bachelor's degree.
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