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BOP Program Statement 1380.12 § 4

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION FROM THE BUREAU

activein force · 2018-01-03 – presentact-effective-date

An official in a prosecutor’s office may request potential impeachment information from the

Bureau by contacting:

■ The Associate General Counsel for the Litigation Branch, Central Office, for prosecutions

filed in the District of Columbia. The Associate General Counsel for the Litigation Branch

may then delegate the responsibility of serving as the contact person to another attorney in

the Branch.

■ The respective Regional Counsel, for prosecutions in other districts. The Regional Counsel

may then delegate the responsibility of serving as the contact person to another attorney

within the Region.

The Bureau’s contact person will:

■ Serve as the main point of contact concerning potential impeachment information regarding

an employee.

■ Comply with case law and practice governing the definition and disclosure of impeachment

information.

■ Consult as needed with the prosecutor’s office to verify changes in case law or practice.

History

PS 1380.12 dated 2018-01-03

Provenance

Source
bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
8bc4062a5f03cd99ec834fb96cca001cf15ffa974df29e3a6dcbf962fd4d0cd7
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