146 Cal. App. 4th 813 - In Re Player’s Empirical Analysis

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4 state decisions

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1. “calculate[d] favorable points for each six-month period of an AR separately, and if, for any reason, an inmate [wa]s not in a credit-qualifying work assignment at the inception of a six-month period in an AR, the [department would] not grant the inmate points for that segment, claiming `continuous' only refers to the six-month period in which a no-fault interruption occurs regardless of whether that interruption caused the inmate not to be in a qualifying assignment during the other six-month period under review.”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. In Re Jenkins

2. “the plain language of [California Code of Regulations, title 15,] section 3375.4, subdivision (a), [regarding what period is to be considered continuous] refers to the period of the review, which, in most cases, is one year, comprised of two six-month periods, and that if such one-year period is interrupted through no fault of the inmate, the entire period is considered `continuous' for that AR.”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. In Re Jenkins

3. “[t]o deny [favorable] points/credits by adopting the [department]'s interpretation of the period to be considered continuous for a nonfault interrupted AR, is to create a perpetual `Catch-22' situation in those cases where an inmate is unassigned in the other six-month period of an AR due to the continuing effect of an interruption beyond the inmate's control.”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. In Re Jenkins