- (a) incarcerated individuals who receive segregated confinement sanctions less than 90 days, which are served in segregated confinement or a residential rehabilitation unit, in the absence of a subsequently issued tier II or III misbehavior report, shall earn a reduction of 7 days from the original sanction after serving 30 days of the sanction and an additional 7-day reduction after serving 60 days; and
- (b) incarcerated individuals who receive segregated confinement sanctions of 90 days or more, which are served in segregated confinement or a residential rehabilitation unit, in the absence of a subsequently substantiated tier II or III misbehavior report, will be presumptively awarded a reduction of 25 percent of the original sanction after the individual has served one-half of their sanction. Nothing in this section shall restrict the superintendent of the facility at which the incarcerated individual resides from exceeding the reduction, up to and including release from segregated confinement;
- (c) incarcerated individuals who receive keeplock confinement sanctions, in the absence of a subsequently substantiated tier II or III misbehavior report, will be presumptively awarded a reduction of 25 percent of the original sanction after the individual has served one-half of their sanction. Nothing in this section shall restrict the superintendent of the facility at which the incarcerated individual resides from exceeding the reduction, up to and including release from keeplock confinement. If it is necessary for a keeplock confinement sanction to be served in segregated confinement or a residential rehabilitation unit, service of the sanction will be credited at the rate of three days for every two days served.
Incarcerated individuals serving a disciplinary sanction resulting in placement within segregated confinement or keeplock confinement shall be eligible for a reduction in sanction duration so long as the infraction does not involve the following disciplinary infractions: escape, possession of escape items, assault, forcible touching, weapons, fighting, rioting, possession of explosives, arson, an unhygienic act, commission of a sex offense or violent conduct. For purposes of this section, the term unhygienic act shall mean causing or attempting to cause another person to come into contact with saliva, blood, seminal fluid, urine, feces, or the contents of a toilet bowl, by throwing, tossing, or expelling such fluid or material: