(a)(1) Time lost on escape shall be calculated by subtracting the date of escape from the date of apprehension on the Kansas charge, whether the offender is in or out of the state. The result of this computation shall be added to the minimum date, maximum date, or conditional release date, as applicable.

1. (2) If the time of apprehension in the other state is not able to be determined, the date of delivery into Kansas custody shall be used. A good faith effort shall be made to determine the time of apprehension.

   1. (b) If the time during which an offender is held on a Kansas warrant in another jurisdiction includes time served for a charge or conviction in the other jurisdiction, the time of delivery into Kansas custody shall be used as the point at which the time lost on escape stops.

(Authorized by K.S.A. 2005 Supp. 75-7024; implementing K.S.A. 38-16,130; effective Dec. 1, 2006.)