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BOP Program Statement 5381.05 § 6

[APPROVAL OF AN ORGANIZATION § 551.31

activein force · 2001-02-13 – presentact-effective-date

a. An inmate must submit a request for recognition of a

proposed inmate organization to the Warden. The organization may

not become active without the Warden's approval.

PS 5381.05

2/13/2001

Page 3

b. The Warden may approve an inmate organization upon

determining that:

(1) The organization has a constitution and bylaws duly

approved by its members; the constitution and bylaws must include

the organization's purpose and objectives, the duties and

responsibilities of the officer(s), and requirements for

activities reporting and operational review; and

(2) The organization does not operate in opposition to the

security, good order, and discipline of the institution.]

Inmates are authorized to participate in only those

organizations which the Warden has recognized and sanctioned.

History

PS 5381.05 dated 2001-02-13

Provenance

Source
bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
6ba861ec494c3334dc406d919e8e0673c380d1b75607e71beee4b7a737b24092
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