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Pr" <br />JUN 6 1989 <br />RESOLUTION NO. 89 - <br />BOOK 6 FiGt1, <br />14. Criteria and award for special gain -time. <br />The Director of Corrections may recommend a special <br />gain -time award for an individual who has: <br />A. performed an outstanding deed such as <br />saving a life, protecting an officer, or <br />aiding and capturing an escapee; <br />B. provided information that assisted the <br />Sheriff in preventing the introduction of <br />contraband or other violations of law or <br />rules of the correctional facility; <br />C. at one time or over a period of time <br />performed outstanding service to the jail <br />meriting special award. <br />The recommendation from the Director of Corrections, <br />a written explanation of the deed or service performed, and <br />the amount of special gain -time to be credited shall be <br />submitted to the Sheriff who may approve or disapprove of <br />the award in whole or part. Any decision awarding special <br />gain -time shall consider, among other criteria, the current <br />permitted capacity of the correctional facilities. <br />15. Withholding or forfeiture of gain -time. <br />A. Earned gain -time. <br />1. Without hearing -- an inmate who is <br />convicted of a crime which occurred <br />while in the custody of the Sheriff <br />shall have all gain -time earned prior <br />to the act constituting the crime <br />forfeited by the Sheriff without prior <br />notice of hearing. <br />2. After hearing -- an inmate may have <br />all or part of the gain -time earned <br />forfeited after prior notice and a <br />hearing if he: <br />(a) violates any penal law of this <br />State, or any rule of the <br />5 <br />