Dying Girl Denied Chance To Visit Father

JoeRedskin · 03-26-2008, 02:21 PM

Sorry to beat a dead horse, but I found something that sheds a little more light on the exact controversy. Here is the link to what I believe are the applicable Federal Regulations:

WAIS Document Retrieval

These are the federal regulations for granting a furlough to this inmate. Within these rules, it appears to be an absolutely discretionary decision by the Warden to deny the furlough in this case. As for the cost, any and all costs associated with the furlough are to be born by the inmate or his family.

As I read these regulations, there is absolutely nothing in them that would prevent the Warden from granting a furlough in this case. IN FACT, the regs anticipate, but do not prohibit, the possibility of the Warden granting furloughs beyond the scope anticipated by the regulations.

"(e) The Warden shall determine the eligibility of an inmate for furlough in accord with the inmate's anticipated release date and the basis for the furlough request. ... (6) If the Warden approves a furlough outside the above guidelines, the Warden shall document the reasons in the inmates's central file."

Okay, I'll shut up now.

03-26-2008, 02:21 PM	#27
JoeRedskin Contains football related knowledge Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Second Star On The Right Age: 62 Posts: 10,401	Re: Dying Girl Denied Chance To Visit Father Sorry to beat a dead horse, but I found something that sheds a little more light on the exact controversy. Here is the link to what I believe are the applicable Federal Regulations: WAIS Document Retrieval These are the federal regulations for granting a furlough to this inmate. Within these rules, it appears to be an absolutely discretionary decision by the Warden to deny the furlough in this case. As for the cost, any and all costs associated with the furlough are to be born by the inmate or his family. As I read these regulations, there is absolutely nothing in them that would prevent the Warden from granting a furlough in this case. IN FACT, the regs anticipate, but do not prohibit, the possibility of the Warden granting furloughs beyond the scope anticipated by the regulations. "(e) The Warden shall determine the eligibility of an inmate for furlough in accord with the inmate's anticipated release date and the basis for the furlough request. ... (6) If the Warden approves a furlough outside the above guidelines, the Warden shall document the reasons in the inmates's central file." Okay, I'll shut up now. __________________ Strap it up, hold onto the ball, and let’s go.

Dying Girl Denied Chance To Visit Father

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