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BOP Program Statement 5140.44 § 2

DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY

activein force · 2024-02-16 – presentact-effective-date

 The Attorney General has delegated, to the Director of the Bureau, the authority to

designate places of imprisonment or confinement where the sentences of inmates must be

served, and to order transfers from one institution to another, whether maintained by the

federal government or otherwise as set forth at 28 CFR subpart Q, § 0.96(c).

 The SDAD, DSCC is the delegated authority to approve transfers to state officials and to

designate a state department of corrections as a place of imprisonment where an inmate

will serve a federal sentence. Any such transfer should occur within a reasonable period of

time before the inmate’s release from a federal sentence, ordinarily within the last 90

days.

5140.44 2/16/2024 2

History

PS 5140.44 dated 2024-02-16

Provenance

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bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
e0eaadaf0d1806d21051542b3ce833c5b9e1421f3784f6fe8d19b44fa57591f7
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