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BOP Program Statement 5324.07 § 12
TRANSITION, COMMUNITY-BASED PLACEMENT, AND POST-RELEASE
SUPERVISION. When an inmate is nearing release from Bureau
custody (via community-based placement, direct release to U.S.
Probation staff, or release to detaining officials), the Chief
Psychologist must make a final determination about continuing a
SENTRY PSY ALERT assignment. This is a critical time since the
assignment will remain with the inmate upon release.
# Unit team staff will circulate the Medical/Psychological
Evaluation for Transfer to a CCC Type Facility (BP-351) when
appropriate.
# The Chief Psychologist or designee will include remarks on
the BP-351 for any inmate with a SENTRY PSY ALERT
assignment.
# The Clinical Director or designee must also make remarks on
the BP-351 for any inmate with a PSY ALERT assignment.
These remarks should include, but are not limited to,
information not already provided regarding:
‚ special medical or psychiatric conditions or diagnoses;
‚ all current medical and psychiatric medications; and
‚ instructions regarding the need for follow-up care.
If psychiatric medications have been prescribed or recommended
for the inmate, but he or she has been non-compliant or refuses
to take medication, this should be noted specifically on the
BP-351.
P5324.07
3/13/2007
Page 8
History
PS 5324.07 dated 2007-03-13
Provenance
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- bop.gov
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- 2026-09-20
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- bop-ps-2026-09-20
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