Federal Judge Gary Brown ruled he would vacate a prior carceral sentence in the event the BOP designated a septuagenarian defendant to an "inhumane" facility in Brooklyn. The Bureau of Prisons will send the man elsewhere.
September 03, 2024 at 05:57 PM
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The federal Bureau of Prisons has instructed staff not to designate a defendant to a notorious Brooklyn facility after a judge threatened to vacate the man’s nine-month sentence in the event he were sent to the “inhumane” facility, according to a new filing.
U.S. District Court Judge Gary Brown made headlines last month when he ruled he would re-sentence Daniel Colucci to home confinement if the 74-year-old were sent to the Metropolitan Detention Center.
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