Petition For Writ of Habeas Corpus
The Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus, or as some refer to it the “Habeas Corpus Motion” is a motion challenging the “conditions of confinement” also known as 2241 because it’s codified as 28 U.S.C. 2241. It is the motion/petition used to challenge the BOP on just about everything:
- FSA Credits
- FSA Credit Redemption
- Being more than 500 miles from home
- SCA/FSA Issues
- Public Safety Factors
- Disciplinary actions
The Prison Litigation Reform Act typically requires an inmate to exhaust administrative remedies before going to Court for habeas however it’s possible to get past this requirement when remedies are futile, especially in issues pertaining to FSA because of Woodley and especially if an inmate is past their date.
Federal Prison Tips (ABA: 06270514) assists inmates in preparing pro se motions which must be “wet signed” by the inmate. When we’re finished preparing (30 business days after payment is received) we mail the motion to the inmate utilizing priority mail with delivery confirmation and signature required. They’re mailed with detailed instructions on how to mail it to court. We monitor it online and do the same thing when it’s time for government response.
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