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Prison & Post-Conviction

  • Home Confinement vs Halfway House

    Compared to communal living in an RRC, home confinement usually provides substantial privacy. Residents in a federal residential re-entry center (RRC) must share room space with other inmates; and they usually share common areas…

  • Medical Care Federal Prison

    As explained above, federal prisoners can use administrative remedies to seek medical care when their needs are not being met within their current BOP facility. Requests can include: Requests for Medical Treatment or Care…

  • BOP Security Designation: How Your Points Are Calculated

    Under Section 3621(b) of Title 18, the Bureau of Prisons shall designate the place of the prisoner’s imprisonment. This section states: “Section 3621(b) authorizes the Bureau of Prisons to designate the place of a…

  • Compassionate Release Grounds

    Yes, compassionate release can reduce a federal sentence. Compassionate release is a statutory provision that allows for an existing federal prison sentence to be reduced, sometimes by significant amounts, after a post-sentencing development makes…

  • Custody and Visitation While You're Under Investigation

    Can a Pending Investigation Affect Custody or Parenting? No, but not quite. A pending criminal investigation should not automatically trigger a loss of parental rights or restrictions on parenting. Yet, that does not mean…

  • Family Visitation Rules BOP

    Family visitation is a regulated privilege, not an automatic entitlement. The specific terms and conditions of federal prison visitation will depend on a complex combination of national Bureau of Prisons rules, decisions made by…

  • Federal Escape Charges: Prison Escape and Failure to Return

    Which federal statute covers escape, nonreturn, assistance, or concealment? Depending on the specific circumstances of your case, or your loved one’s, several different federal (or state) statutes may come into play. This includes not…

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