In 2012, Missouri established an “earned compliance credits” policy that allows individuals to shorten their time on probation or parole by 30 days for every full calendar month that they comply with the conditions of their sentences.
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Missouri Policy Shortens Probation and Parole Terms, Protects Public Safety (2016)
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