What is the consequence for Division A-1 offenses under the Disciplinary Credit Forfeiture Schedule?

The consequence of 181-360 days credit forfeiture for Division A-1 offenses is determined by the severity of the offenses classified within this division. Division A-1 typically encompasses the most serious violations of institutional rules and regulations, which are designed to maintain safety and order within correctional facilities. The substantial range of credit forfeiture reflects the state's intent to impose significant penalties for behaviors that threaten the security and discipline of the institution.

This specific range of days signifies that offenders who engage in Division A-1 offenses are subject to a considerable loss of good time credits, which can affect their overall sentence length and early release eligibility. The emphasis on a severe penalty underlines the importance of adherence to institutional policies and the consequences that arise from violations.

Other ranges presented for credit forfeiture correspond to less severe offenses or violations characterized by differing levels of gravity, which would not apply to Division A-1. This distinction helps provide clarity within the disciplinary framework, indicating the seriousness of the misconduct and appropriate responses.