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BOP Program Statement 7430.03 § 5
BUREAU INMATE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ASSIGNMENTS
The applicable Bureau inmate management system codes for CTS are updated within five
working days of a change in the inmate’s status. Under the administrative oversight of the SCTC,
the CTOS is responsible for ensuring the accuracy of all CTS codes for their assigned caseload.
CTS code definitions and guidance are maintained on the Bureau’s CRB-RSD intranet site for
reference.
CTS codes are generally updated when the following events result in a change in the status and
will reflect the actual date of the change in status, not the date the code was added to the
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applicable Bureau inmate management system:
A referral is completed and submitted to the CTS provider
An inmate is added to a caseload or changed between caseloads
An inmate arrives for the first CTS appointment in the community and agrees or declines to
participate
Upon the determination treatment is not clinically indicated
An inmate withdraws from treatment
An inmate is removed from treatment due to closed custody placement, hospitalization, or
another prolonged event
An inmate returns to a community placement location from a temporary closed custody
placement or other prolonged event
An inmate fails or completes treatment; completion is coded prior to release from custody
upon review of a completed treatment file
History
PS 7430.03 dated 2026-05-07
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
- Edition
- bop-ps-2026-09-20
- Content hash
449b3644facd0024695f396197d4f4d5b4fdb4561d8cf6d053fa244ec8df7a0e
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