--decisions must be well documented, and the specialists must be able to defend his/her opinions. All these specific rules underline the fact that professional judgment must be exercised in those situations when the law and regulations don't give a solution.
So we waited our 90 days for any appeals, sentencing was scheduled for January and it got postponed because the parole office was back logged, rescheduled for February, got postponed again because the DA had to have a medical procedure done.
Remember, though, that no one is guaranteed any time in a halfway house or placement in home detention â the decision of how long a person spends in a halfway house and whether and when a person goes into home detention is entirely up to the BOP. The June 24, 2010 guidance memo is available at http://www.famm ...: Strictly speaking, there is no legal cap on the amount of time that the BOP can place an inmate in a halfway house. 18 U.S.C. Â§ 3621(b) gives the BOP the right to place any prisoner in any âplace of imprisonment,â and a halfway house is considered a place of imprisonment.