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Reviewed on: October 07,2015
General Prison Questions-Terminology

WHAT DO WE DO TO CHANGE PRISONS BEFORE 18 MONTHS?

There is nothing that you can do once in the control of the BOP.  His designation is well thought out and once they have sent you somewhere, you are there at
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✓ Verified answer August 06,2013 · General Prison Questions-Terminology
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There is nothing that you can do once in the control of the BOP.  His designation is well thought out and once they have sent you somewhere, you are there at least 18 months (before they will consider a transfer) - unless the inmate gets into trouble, then the accommodations can worsen.
Accepted Answer Date Created: August 06,2013
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