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10th Circuit Reverses Dismissal of Halfway House Escape Charge

Loaded on Sept. 25, 2015 by Derek Gilna published in Prison Legal News October, 2015, page 59
Filed under: Escapes, Electronic Monitoring, Parole Conditions. Location: Kansas.

10th Circuit Reverses Dismissal of Halfway House Escape Charge

by Derek Gilna

A federal prisoner without any detainers (“holds” placed by other law enforcement agencies) can generally count on a period of community confinement at the end of his sentence, during which he reports to a halfway house under the ...

 

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