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BOP Program Statement 1380.12 § 8
CONTINUING DUTY TO DISCLOSE
Once a request for potential impeachment information has been made, the Bureau contact person
must advise the requesting official of any additional potential impeachment information that
arises after the request and while the specific criminal case or investigation is pending.
Therefore, Bureau components that have been requested to verify whether there is impeachment
information regarding an employee must promptly notify the contact person of any additional
potential impeachment information that arises after the initial request.
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Six months after a request for potential impeachment information is received, the contact person
must inquire of the requesting official whether the specific criminal case or investigation has
concluded in a judgment or declination. If the criminal case or investigation has concluded in a
judgment or declination, the contact person’s duty to disclose ceases.
History
PS 1380.12 dated 2018-01-03
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
- Edition
- bop-ps-2026-09-20
- Content hash
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