2007 House Bill 4263: Revise prison time off for good behavior

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Introduced by Rep. George Cushingberry (D) on February 13, 2007, to eliminate provisions establishing prison time requirements for a prisoner subject to disciplinary time imposed by the parole board for major misconduct.
- Referred to the House Judiciary Committee on February 13, 2007.

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1) Re: 2007 House Bill 4263 (Revise prison time off for good behavior ) by luannv07 on June 22, 2010

i hope the bill goes through, my brother has been in for 20 years and has been doing good .he needs to be home to help take care of his family.he didnt kill any one .and he still has 6 years to go before they say he can go up to the parole board, i think they should let people go up like every 10 years to see how they are doing and to see if they are ready to go out in the real world...not all people are that bad young people make mistakes, but to punish for that many years ....

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2) Re: THE BOARD by keyzs41 on December 16, 2008

[8]yes,i do agree with you becouse my husband is one of the men in prision and he can not take care of his family in there,besides i think 18yrs is enough time. he was protecting himself and shot someone else by mistake.i really be glad when the good times kick in so we can have him home.besides i have to teach him how to use a cellphone,dvd player,things like that.

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3) THE BOARD by Anonymous Citizen on November 1, 2008
THEY NEED TO START LETTING PEOPLE OUT .SOME OF THEM CAN BE OUT TAKING CARE OF THRER FAMILY AND NOT THE STATE AND TAX PAYERS
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