The ACLU of Virginia is claiming that the state’s corrections department is “over-detaining a significant number of people” as a result of earned sentence credits being improperly applied to individuals’ sentences. Dave Cantor has more.
ACLU says Virginia prisons continue to miscalculate earned sentence credits
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