46-23-1027. Parole achievement credit. (1) The department shall acknowledge achievements by a parolee who, by completion of an activity described in subsection (2), has shown a willingness to reenter society as a productive and responsible member.

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(2)The department shall acknowledge achievements, such as:

(a)obtaining a high school diploma or a high school equivalency diploma;

(b)obtaining a degree from an accredited postsecondary educational institution;

(c)completion of an approved apprenticeship program;

(d)completion of an accredited vocational certification program;

(e)employment of at least 20 scheduled hours a week, for 6 or more months;

(f)attendance at a faith-based, social service, or rehabilitation activity for 6 or more months; or

(g)any other achievement designated by a department rule.