Modifies provisions relating to credit earned by offenders committed to the department of corrections

HB 1360 modifies how Missouri inmates can earn credit toward their sentences. It establishes two credit systems: "good time credit" (up to 54 days per year for exemplary behavior) and "earned time credit" (10 days for every 30 days in approved rehabilitation programs like education, vocational training, or treatment). The bill allows eligible inmates to petition for retroactive earned time credit for qualifying programs completed between January 2010 and August 2025. It also requires the Department of Corrections to publish policies, track program participation, and submit annual reports to the legislature. This bill directly affects inmates serving over one year (excluding life sentences or death penalties) who participate in approved programs or maintain good conduct.