What happens to time under tolling conditions?

Under tolling conditions, time does not advance towards the completion of a sentence or probation term for the offender. This means that the period during which tolling is applied essentially "pauses" the time that would otherwise count against their sentence. As a result, the offender does not earn any credit towards their sentence during this period.

Tolling can occur for various reasons, such as when an offender violates the terms of their probation or is incarcerated on new charges. The focus of tolling is to ensure that offenders are held accountable for any infractions or behaviors that may warrant a reevaluation of their supervised release status, thus reflecting the seriousness of their actions rather than allowing them to accrue time towards their sentence.