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Bureau of Prisons Begins Certifying Sexually Dangerous Persons

Loaded on Feb. 15, 2007 by David Beneman published in Prison Legal News February, 2007, page 14
Filed under: Sex Offenders (Discrimination), Self Incrimination, Mental Health, Sex Offender Treatment, Civil Commitment, Federal Legislation. Location: United States of America.
BOP has a new tool authorized this summer as part of the Adam Walsh Act. BOP may now ?certify? prisoners as ?sexually dangerous persons? (SDP). Certification can occur prior to sentencing, or at any time after the commencement of probation or supervised release and prior to the completion of the ...

 

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