BOP Program Statement 7320.01 § 6

community corrections are eligible to be considered for home

confinement placement.

While the Bureau also provides Community Corrections Center (CCC)

services for persons as a condition of probation, parole, or

supervised release, only in the most extraordinary circumstances

will the Bureau assume responsibility for such persons on home

confinement.

The Community Corrections Manager (CCM) shall ensure that each

appropriate inmate is placed on home confinement as soon as

otherwise eligible. The CCM shall can consult with the

Community Corrections Regional Administrator (CCRA), or

designee, prior to placing on home confinement any inmate for

whom any of the following factors apply:

a. Public Safety Factors as defined in the Security

Designation and Custody Classification Manual; or

b. Central Inmate Monitoring case (except "pure" separation

cases); or

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c. Sensitive, or high profile case or one who might generate

undue public concern; or

d. History of escape or prior CCC failure; or

e. Unlikely to be employed. Historically, inmates who were

not going to be employed were often excluded from community

corrections placements. Examples are inmates who are elderly,

retired, disabled, chronically ill, unable to work at paid

employment, occupied in caring for their own young children or

ill or disabled family members.

When such inmates are otherwise eligible, institutions are

encouraged to refer them for direct placement on home confinement

with special reporting requirements arranged by the CCM. Of

primary concern is ensuring that the Bureau does not incur

community medical costs.