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Plain questions about the 35% credit method. "I don't know" is always fine. You'll see which rules might apply, what to confirm, and which document settles it. It never shows dates or numbers.

What kind of sentence is it?
When was the offense committed?
Is any conviction for a felony involving force or violence, a felony sex offense, a felony DUI, or a category A or B felony?
Will the person be within 2 years of finishing the minimum or maximum term on or after July 1, 2027?
Has NDOC given the person a written projection comparing the old and new methods?
Is the person following the programming and placement in their risk and needs assessment?

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General information based on NRS 209.4465 and 209.4467 as amended through AB 4 (2025). Not legal advice and not an NDOC determination.

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IssueWhy it matters
Discipline and lost creditsWe cannot see write-ups, forfeitures or restored credits. Only the facility record shows them.
Detainers and holdsWarrants, immigration holds or other-state detainers can block release. They are not in public data.
Consecutive and concurrent sentencesHow sentences stack changes every date. We do not recompute aggregated sentences.
Parole board discretionEligibility is not release. Boards decide, and can deny or defer.
Jail credit errorsPretrial credit is set by the court. Errors must be fixed through the court or records office.
Recent law changesNew laws, court rulings and DOC policy changes can take weeks to reach records.
Individual legal adviceWe explain public rules. A lawyer or the DOC records office can apply them to one case.

Always confirm dates with the official DOC records office.

Sources: NRS ch. 209 · NRS ch. 213 · Nevada Parole Board · NDOC · Last verified: · Corrections