Category: Infographics
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The First Step Act is A Law and Not A Policy, Here Are All Of The Ineligibe Offenses Navigating the complexities of the federal prison system can feel like learning a completely foreign language, especially when trying to understand how to earn early release. At the center of this conversation is the First Step Act…
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Miles v Bowers Decision Says FSA Credits Start At Sentencing (First Circuit) For years, federal inmates have faced a frustrating “administrative waiting room” after their sentencing. Even though a judge has handed down the judgment and the sentence has legally commenced, the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) has historically refused to start the clock on First…
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Why Inmates In Federal Prison Seek Relief Under Habeas (2241) For individuals incarcerated within the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP), understanding the legalavenues for challenging the execution of a sentence is critical. While a 2255 motion is typicallyused to challenge the validity of the conviction itself, a petition under 28 U.S.C. § 2241 is theprimary…
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Tort Claims Are Designed To Be Used When Inmates Deserve Compensation Understanding Tort Claims for Federal Prisoners: A Practical Guide Navigating the legal intricacies of life behind bars is a constant challenge for federal inmates. Among the most complex areas of law they encounter are tort claims. A tort claim, in essence, is a request…
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The Inmate’s Roadmap to Justice Inside: Mastering BOP Program Statement 1330.18 Navigating life inside the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is a challenge that requires more than just mental fortitude; it requires a deep understanding of the rules that govern your environment. Among the most critical tools at an inmate’s disposal is the Administrative Remedy…