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First Step Act. Whats the CONFUSION? - RDAP DAN (Prison Reform)

First Step Act. Whats the CONFUSION? - RDAP DAN (Prison Reform) SENTENCING LAW AND POLICY: https://sentencing.typepad.com/senten... With a single exception to date, thousands of federal prisoners who expected immediate release based on the First Step Act’s congressional clarification of the good time credit statute have been required to remain in custody beyond completion of their sentences, with many more scheduled to similarly serve unnecessary incarceration over the next six months. The good time fix requires that prisoners showing exemplary compliance with institutional rules receive the full statutory 54 days of good time credits, rather than the 47 days presently provided, for each year of their term of imprisonment. The Bureau of Prisons has continued to provide only 47 days of credit, claiming that a delayed effective date prevents it from implementing the good time fix until it develops an unrelated risk and needs assessment system. The Bureau should be following the rules of statutory construction, as guided by the Constitution, to immediately put into effect the only congressionally-approved manner of calculating good time credits. The Executive Branch has the power -- and in good conscience, the obligation -- to correct the wasteful and inhumane over-incarceration of prisoners who have reached their lawful sentence expiration date. On December 22, just one day after the First Step Act was signed, Vivek Shah, a federal prisoner in Chicago, tested that theory. He filed a habeas corpus petition in federal court seeking his immediate release from confinement because of the new rule on good-time credits. But in early January, US District Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman denied his request, saying that the law did not actually allow for his release until a later date. Technically, she wrote in her decision, the First Step Act stipulates that these extra credits can’t be doled out to inmates until after the Justice Department develops a risk and needs assessment program, a process that could take more than seven months, according to a deadline that she notes were laid out in the law. Advocacy groups quickly shot back. The risk assessment, they argue, is specifically intended to help prisons figure out which inmates can spend extra days in halfway houses—a completely different point unrelated to determining which inmates can shave off time for good behavior. “There’s literally nothing in the good-time credits that has anything to do with the risk and needs assessment,” says Erin Haney, a policy director at #cut50. “These are people who are in good standing and have been given 47 days, and it just has to be recalculated to 54 days.” In the meantime, those 4,000 prisoners who hoped to be out for the holidays remain stuck behind bars waiting for answers. “Many inmates…are disappointed that nothing is happening,” an incarcerated man at the Federal Prison Camp in Duluth, Minnesota, wrote to me during the shutdown, speaking generally about the First Step Act’s implementation. “There’s nothing more urgent than freedom,” adds Haney. If any media outlets would like to contact RDAP Dan about the story please call 509-434-4695. You may also email me CJ at cj@rdapdan.com. Website: https://rdapdan.com/ RDAP Law Consultants busted for fraud: https://www.rdapdan.com/post/rdap-law... Let your attorney FIGHT FOR YOU IN COURT. Let us PREPARE YOU for the fight! If you are unsure where to start, I beg you to pick up your phone and call me today. Dan Wise 509.434.4695 SAVE MONEY ON ALL INMATE SERVICES HERE: http://www.pigeon.ly/#_l_8c VIEW OUR BLOG HERE - http://rdapdan.com/blog/ DONATE TO OUR CHANNEL- https://www.paypal.me/rdapdan POST A COMMENT IF YOU LIKED THIS VIDEO! Leave an awesome review -   / rdapdan   Kxly4 News - Former inmate coaches new prisoners on overcoming time behind bars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_Cn0... Questions? RDAP DAN - FEDERAL PRISON TIME CONSULTING 601 W. 1ST AVE, SUITE 1434 Spokane, WA 99201 Call/Text- 509.434.4695 Email- https://rdapdan@gmail.com Web- https://www.rdapdan.com Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/rdapdan/?hl=en twitter-   / rdapdan   reddit-   / rdapdan   facebook-   / rdapdan   DISCLAIMER!! NO ONE ASSOCIATED IN THE CREATION OF THIS VIDEO IS OR CLAIMS TO BE AN ATTORNEY, NOR DO WE OFFER LEGAL ADVICE OF ANY KIND. ALL STATEMENTS & CONTENT THAT IS PROVIDED IS FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF ENTERTAINMENT ONLY. YOU SHOULD ALWAYS CONSULT WITH AN ATTORNEY REGARDING LEGAL ADVISE. If any media outlets would like to contact RDAP Dan about the story please call 509-434-4695. You may also email me CJ at cj@rdapdan.com. Website: https://rdapdan.com/