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BOP Program Statement 5290.14 § 3

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES. The expected results of this program

activein force · 2003-04-03 – presentact-effective-date

are:

a. Each inmate committed to a Bureau institution will

participate in both components of the A&O Program which have been

approved by the Warden.

b. Inmates will be provided an opportunity to receive

extensive information regarding institution operations, program

availability, inmate rights and responsibilities, and the

Bureau’s disciplinary process.

c. Inmates will be provided an opportunity to meet with their

assigned unit team to receive more specific information relative

to their unit.

d. Inmates identified as having problems coping with

incarceration will be identified and assisted.

e. An inmate’s participation in the A&O Program will be

documented.

f. Time frames for completing the A&O Program will be

maintained.

PS 5290.14

4/3/2003

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History

PS 5290.14 dated 2003-04-03

Provenance

Source
bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
6188f479d696092b5c7c73df4db03af055cd20a9c4dd4c42c50ebfd7a69384e7
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