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Formal Complaint Resolution (Attn: BOP Warden)
Administrative Remedies BP-9:
Do not expect your Councillor will be happy to see you asking for a BP-9 Form. Expect retaliation, understand the importance of the Bureau of Prisons Administrative Remedy filing deadlines, and be prepared for the BOP not to play fair.
YOU MUST COMPLETE YOUR ADMINISTRATIVE REMEDIES BEFORE FILING IN COURT!!!
Administrative Remedies BP9: Case Study
Rule:
* BP-9 (Warden's Level): Inmates must file their BP-9 within 20 calendar days from the date of the incident or issue being addressed. The warden or their staff must respond within 20 calendar days of receiving the request
* You MUST include the denial of your BP-8 in your . BP-9 with four (4) additional copies of the entire BP-9 with all exhibits.
* Keep it simple and straightforward: "I am appealing the denial of my BP-8 Request (Exhibit #1) in a timely manner, requesting all my First Step Act Earned Time Credits, which I am entitled to, to be applied to sentence without further delay."
* On Day 21, request a BP-10 whether or not they responded to your BP-9 request or even retaliated against you and placed you in Solitary Confinement.
* In the event they return the BP-9 denial to you make sure the date it is given you matches the date on the response. The BOP has a tendency to attempt to return Administrative Remedy paperwork beyond the due date for you to proceed to the next step, as a delay tactic. Whomever delivers this to you make sure they initial and date it, to cover yourself, when they argue you answered late.
* If you do not stay on top of your due dates for your Administrative Remedies you will waste time and have to start over.
ASK FOR YOUR BP-10.
