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BOP Program Statement 5380.06 § 10

[WAIVER OF FEE BY WARDEN § 505.5. The Warden may reduce or

activein force · 1999-08-11 – presentact-effective-date

waive the fee if the person under confinement establishes that:

a. He or she is not able and, even with the use of a

reasonable installment schedule, is not likely to become able to

pay all or part of the fee, or

b. Imposition of a fee would unduly burden the defendant's

dependents.]

This section is intended to apply where the inmate's financial

situation has changed subsequent to the PSI’s preparation. The

burden is on the inmate to demonstrate to the Warden’s

satisfaction that it is unlikely that he or she would be able to

pay such fee, or that it would unduly burden his or her

dependents. Some examples of circumstances that may involve an

undue burden on an inmate's dependents include:

(1) non-elective medical expenses for a dependent's mental

or physical health;

(2) accidents or random events (automobile, natural

disasters, etc.) that involve serious personal harm or damage to

an inmate's family or property and result in a major financial

burden impacting the dependent(s); or

(3) the dependent(s) would otherwise be deprived of basic

subsistence requirements (food, transportation to school, etc.).

History

PS 5380.06 dated 1999-08-11

Provenance

Source
bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
4bb0a8d9d3248ccd1d39af55a93da5a7485bbd1ae403e6f79b4bcacefcacaffb
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