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BOP Program Statement 5264.09 § 2
PRETRIAL, HOLDOVER, AND/OR DETAINEE PROCEDURES.
a. Pretrial Inmates. The Public Safety Factor (PSF) Serious Telephone Abuse applies to
sentenced inmates and therefore, does not apply to pretrial inmates. However, if institution staff
receive information about a pretrial inmate that may jeopardize the security and safety of the
institution or community, staff will follow the procedures outlined in Section 10 of this Program
Statement. For additional information regarding pretrial inmates, see the Program Statement
Pretrial Inmates.
b. Holdover Inmates. Inmates with the PSF Serious Telephone Abuse will not be permitted
access to the Inmate Telephone System (ITS), except as provided in § 540.101(e) or § 540.
105(b).
c. Detainees. A detainee of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), denoted by the
Admission/Release Status (ARS) code of A-INS, who has completed a federal sentence, may
have a PSF of Serious Telephone Abuse. The detainee will not be permitted access to ITS, except
as provided in § 540.101(e) or § 540. 105(b). If institution staff receive information about an
immigration detainee that may jeopardize the security and safety of the institution or community,
staff will follow the procedures outlined in Section 9 of this program statement.
History
PS 5264.09 dated 2026-09-03
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
- Edition
- bop-ps-2026-09-20
- Content hash
25bf4cc0b88576800463224d52b491130ea0b371bba2183567e5775a18ef5d52
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