Prawo i regulacje · 11.07.2008

Intensive Confinement Center Program

The Bureau of Prisons (Bureau) removes current rules on the intensive confinement center program (ICC). The ICC is a specialized program for non-violent offenders combining features of a military boot camp with traditional Bureau correctional values. The Bureau will no longer be offering the ICC program (also known as Shock Incarceration or Boot Camp) to inmates as a program option. This decision was made as part of an overall strategy to eliminate programs that do not reduce recidivism.

Source: Federal Register — Justice DepartmentOpen original release →

Intensive Confinement Center Program

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Importer of Controlled Substances Application: Irvine Labs, Inc.

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Craig Cohen, DPM; Decision and Order