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BOP Program Statement 5110.13 § 1

[PURPOSE AND SCOPE §551.70

activein force · 1999-12-15 – presentact-effective-date

a. The Bureau of Prisons cooperates with law enforcement

officials and other authorized individuals in the performance of

their duties by permitting them to administer polygraph tests to

an inmate if the inmate consents to the testing.]

Preferably, the testing will take place within the institution.

If essential, arrangements may be made to have an inmate escorted

to the agency's office for the testing.

— In that event, the inmate is to be processed in

accordance with all applicable Program Statements

including Escorted Trips and the Correctional Services

Manual.

History

PS 5110.13 dated 1999-12-15

Provenance

Source
bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
1a7743afde6d3247873458d22ef565bf8259969a23f2f889f5cd557b3ada6a9a
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