Incarcerated · FCI Fort Dix NJ
RDAP Enrolled · Nov 2025
Appeal Argued Apr 9, 2026 · Decision Pending
Pardon Request · Trump Reportedly Weighing (Jul 2026)
FSA Eligibility · Confirmed
▸ Confirmed Sentencing Facts
Sentence Imposed
50 months
Oct 3, 2025 · Judge Subramanian · SDNY
Custody Start
Sep 16, 2024
Arrest date · MDC Brooklyn → FCI Fort Dix
Time Served at Sentencing
~12 months
Sep 16, 2024 → Oct 3, 2025 · credited to sentence
Current BOP Release Date
Feb 8, 2028
Includes GCT + partial FSA credits applied so far — not RDAP, which pays out only on completion
SENTENCE PROGRESS (50-month sentence)
Served: —
Without reductions: — remaining
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▸ Reduction Scenarios — Toggle to Calculate
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Good Conduct Time (GCT)
Up to 54 days/yr · already baked into BOP date · prior infraction added 54 days (partially restored)
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RDAP Completion (−12 months)
9-month program → up to 12 months off sentence. Enrolled Nov 2025, est. completion Aug 2026. Reduction locked in only after completing TDAP in halfway house.
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RDAP Halfway House (up to 6 mos)
Community confinement before full release. Must complete 4-month TDAP here or the 12-month reduction is revoked.
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FSA Earned Time Credits
Eligible inmates earn 10–15 days per 30 days of approved programming. Credits accelerate prerelease custody (halfway house/home confinement) and can support up to 12 months early supervised release. Partial FSA credits are already factored into the current BOP date along with GCT.
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Appeal Succeeds (hypothetical)
Argued Apr 9, 2026 · defense argues resentence to ~17 months · has already served more than that → near-immediate release if granted.
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Additional Infraction (+54 days)
Prior phone violation already added 54 days to sentence. A serious future violation could also result in RDAP removal, voiding the entire 12-month reduction.
PROJECTED RELEASE ANALYSIS
▸ Timeline
How to read this: GCT (good conduct time) and partial FSA earned time credits are already reflected in the current BOP date of Feb 8, 2028. RDAP does not pay out partial credit — its 12-month reduction is an all-or-nothing statutory reward that only posts after completing both the 9-month program and the required 4-month TDAP follow-up in the halfway house. Therefore, anything already reflected in today’s date is from GCT and FSA credits, not RDAP. Toggling full RDAP models the full 12-month reduction against the original May 8, 2028 baseline. Leaving Fort Dix and reaching the official BOP discharge date are two different milestones: if RDAP, halfway house, and FSA credits are all applied, the headline date shown is the earliest point of transition to community custody (halfway house or home confinement). Full discharge from the sentence occurs later on the RDAP-adjusted date. Diddy is eligible for FSA credits (see section below). The appeal scenario reflects that the 2nd Circuit heard arguments on Apr 9, 2026 but has not yet ruled. Time served at sentencing was ~12 months (Sep 16, 2024 → Oct 3, 2025). This tool does not constitute legal advice.