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BOP Program Statement 5394.01 § 11
ANNUAL REVIEW OF COMMITTED INMATES
Per 18 U.S.C. § 4247(e), the CTP conducts an annual examination of each committed inmate’s
progress and assesses the need for continued commitment. A report of the examination is
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submitted to the court of commitment within one year of the inmate’s initial commitment and
every year thereafter.
Operational Procedures
■ The Forensic Coordinator, under the supervision of the CTP Administrator, will ensure that
an evaluation by a Forensic Psychologist is completed annually under section 4247. The
report is submitted to the court of commitment. In addition, counsel for the inmate or his/her
legal guardian may, at any time during the commitment (except 180 days directly after a
court determination that the person should continue to be committed), file with the court that
ordered the commitment a motion for a hearing to determine whether he/she should be
discharged. This filing would necessitate either an evaluation or an addendum to a prior
evaluation that was completed within a reasonable time frame.
■ The Forensic Coordinator, under the supervision of the CTP Administrator, coordinates,
assigns, and tracks annual reviews.
■ The annual report conforms to the requirements of both legal and professional standards for
the evaluation of sexually dangerous individuals.
■ The annual report should contain the opinion of the evaluator concerning the need for
continued treatment.
History
PS 5394.01 dated 2016-02-01
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
- Edition
- bop-ps-2026-09-20
- Content hash
8532fa28a0139565cfefc0bf820ba88c14888227b98c03db8e813f12725b1784
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