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Good Behavior

Interview with Harry, Qtip, Hanna, DoneMyTime, Linda, Missy, Josh and Alex

JM: Did you get off early based on good behavior?
Harry: No, this usually only applies in prison.
Qtip: Nope
Hanna: I think if you have a felony and you are attempting to receive two for one which is rewarded by the jail, then good behavior is taken into account.
DoneMyTime: don't know
Linda: NO TIME SERVED.
Missy: NO I DID NOT.
Josh: Yes. I only served 8 of the 10 days.
Alex: No. I was cooperative and friendly but that did not have an effect on my stay. After all, it was not a long stay to begin with.

JM: What is the most time off you can receive for good behavior?
Harry: I'm not sure.
Qtip: I dont know
Hanna: I am not sure.
DoneMyTime: don't know
Linda: I HAVE NO IDEA.
Missy: NONE.
Josh: In Cobb County, GA, if an eligible offense, one may earn 2 for 1 starting after the 5th day of incarceration.

JM: What types of actions do you need to avoid in order to get time off? Did you ever witness somebody losing time off for good behavior?
Harry: Again, not sure.
Qtip: Dont get wrote up
Hanna: Get written up by the jailers. This might be due to fighting, contraband, anything that attracts negative attention to you.
DoneMyTime: getting into fights
Linda: NO FIGHTING. STAY ON THE GUARDS GOOD SIDE.
Missy: FIGHTING AND DOING THINGS THAT YOU KNOW YOU SHOULD'NT BE DOING.
Josh: The Inmate Handbook lists Minor Offenses and Major Offenses. If a Hearing Officer finds a violation, an inmate may lose commissary, visitation, "good time credit" or be transferred to a higher security level pod or prosecuted. Offenses range from beating on the walls, failing to appear for count (5:10 a.m. and 5:10 p.m. daily), making false statements, possession of contraband, refusal to obey an order from staff, sexual activity, fighting, etc...