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: Kansas Federal Defender

RDAP: Shorting Our Clients

By Melody Evans and Kirk Redmond

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For a long time, we advised clients who were eligible for RDAP (BOP's drug treatment program) that they could win up to one year reduction in their sentence if successfully completed.  It was one of the few breaks available for our folks. This is a reminder that the RDAP rules changed last year for those with shorter sentences. "Effective March 16, 2009, BOP issued Program Statement 5331.02,

Full post as published by Kansas Federal Defender on January 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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