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BOP Program Statement 5880.30 § 16

Unconditional discharge of a YCA sentenced inmate under 18 USC §

activein force · 1993-07-16 – presentact-effective-date

5017(b). A YCA inmate (including a Johnson or Lewis inmate--see

paragraphs 17. and 18. below.) who is released on parole (regardless

of how the parole originated) may be unconditionally discharged prior

to the EFT as provided under 18 USC § 5017(b) (also see 28 CFR

2.43(a)(2)) which states,

"(b) The Commission may discharge a committed youth offender

unconditionally at the expiration of one year from the date

of conditional release."

For example, if a YCA inmate was paroled on December 12, 1983

with an EFT of October 10, 1989 and served one year of supervision

successfully, the Parole Commission could unconditionally discharge

the inmate from further service of the sentence any time after

December 11, 1984.

History

PS 5880.30 dated 1993-07-16

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