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Nevada release countdown
Enter dates from the official NDOC record and see the days to go. The dates are kept only in this browser on this device and are never sent to us.
Estimate, not official. This only counts days to the dates you type. Only NDOC or the parole board sets release dates, and they can move.
What could change the date in Nevada
- Statutory credit: 20 days per month served, with no serious infraction and assigned duties performed. (NRS 209.4465 (credits, crimes on or after July 17, 1997)) (opens in new tab)
- Work or study: up to 10 days per month. (NRS 209.4465 (credits, crimes on or after July 17, 1997)) (opens in new tab)
- Education: 60 days for a GED, 90 for a high school diploma, 120 for a first associate degree, and up to 90 for each additional degree. (NRS 209.4465 (credits, crimes on or after July 17, 1997)) (opens in new tab)
- Programs outside prison (restitution center, reentry, conservation camp, work release): up to 10 days a month. (NRS 209.4465 (credits, crimes on or after July 17, 1997)) (opens in new tab)
- Meritorious service: up to 90 days a year. (NRS 209.4465 (credits, crimes on or after July 17, 1997)) (opens in new tab)
- Credits go toward parole eligibility (the minimum) only if the person was not convicted of a violent felony, a felony sexual offense, felony DUI (NRS 484C.110, .120, .130, .430), a category A or B felony, or felony NRS 574.100. (NRS 209.4465 (credits, crimes on or after July 17, 1997)) (opens in new tab)
- Credits do not apply to parole eligibility when a statute requires a minimum to be served. (NRS 209.4465 (credits, crimes on or after July 17, 1997)) (opens in new tab)
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