DOC 302.20(4)(4) If the prior permanent placement needs to be re-evaluated following a transfer under sub. 1 or sub. 2, a reclassification hearing shall be conducted within 45 working days of the transfer for clinical of medical reasons.

DOC 302.21DOC 302.21 Recordkeeping. The director, classification sector chief, or a classification specialist may document information concerning an inmate between regularly scheduled classification hearings regarding any of the following:

DOC 302.21(1)(1) Program or treatment assignments.

DOC 302.21(2)(2) Progress of program or treatment assignment.

DOC 302.21(3)(3) Physical health.

DOC 302.21(4)(4) Mental health.

DOC 302.21(5)(5) Conduct and adjustment.

DOC 302.21(6)(6) Placement.

DOC 302.21(7)(7) Custody level.

DOC 302.22(1)(1) Timeliness. Within a reasonable time frame after an inmate arrives at a correctional institution following sentencing, revocation of probation, discretionary parole, mandatory release parole, extended supervision, return from escape, or staff becomes aware of a change, records staff shall compute the inmate’s parole eligibility date, projected release date, and projected discharge date and inform the inmate in writing of these dates.

DOC 302.22(2)(2) Determination of parole eligibility date. For persons sentenced for offenses committed before December 31, 1999, or after December 31, 1999 but sentenced to a non-bifurcated sentence, the inmate’s eligibility for discretionary parole will be determined under s. 304.06, Stats., subject to all of the following:

DOC 302.22(2)(a)(a) An inmate serving a life sentence shall be eligible for parole based on one of the following:

DOC 302.22(2)(a)1.1. If the inmate is not subject to 1983 Wis. Act 528, 1997 Wis. Act 283, or 2001 Wis. Act 109, the inmate is eligible for parole after serving 11 years and 3 months. This period may be extended for misconduct by loss of earned good time under s. DOC 303.72.

DOC 302.22(2)(a)2.2. If the inmate is subject to 1983 Wis. Act 528 and has been ordered eligible for parole by the court, the inmate is eligible for parole after serving 13 years and 4 months or at a later date ordered by the court. This period may be extended for loss of good time under s. DOC 303.72.

DOC 302.22(2)(b)(b) An inmate not serving a life sentence shall be eligible for parole based on one of the following:

DOC 302.22(2)(b)1.1. If the inmate committed a crime before November 3, 1983, the inmate shall be eligible for parole when 6 months, less all credit to which the inmate is entitled under s. 973.155, Stats., has been served.

DOC 302.22(2)(b)2.2. If the inmate committed a crime on or after November 3, 1983, and was sentenced to a non-bifurcated sentence, the inmate shall be eligible for parole when 25% of the sentence imposed, or 6 months, whichever is greater, less all credit to which the inmate is entitled under s. 973.155, Stats., has been served.

DOC 302.22(2)(c)(c) An inmate is not eligible for parole consideration for at least 60 days following admission to DAI.

DOC 302.22(2)(d)(d) If an inmate has more than one sentence, the inmate shall be eligible for parole on each non-bifurcated sentence. If an inmate has received consecutive sentences, the non-bifurcated sentences shall be computed as one continuous sentence for purposes of determining the parole eligibility date.

DOC 302.22(2)(e)(e) An inmate serving a bifurcated sentence is not eligible for release on parole under that sentence.

DOC 302.22(3)(3) Determination of projected mandatory release date for an inmate serving a non-bifurcated sentence.

DOC 302.22(3)(a)(a) For an inmate subject to sentencing under law prior to 1983 Wis. Act 528, all of the following apply:

DOC 302.22(3)(a)1.1. The projected mandatory release date shall be the maximum term to which the inmate was sentenced, reduced by any of the following: