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Prisoner
Property Disposal: If unallowable prisoner property
cannot be given to the arresting agent or the agent refuses to take the
property, any of the following methods will be used to dispose of it: |
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Mail by certified mail or transfer, with a written receipt to next of
kin, the prisoner’s attorney, or another individual designated by the prisoner. |
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b. |
Mail by certified mail or transfer the property to a storage company to
be stored at the prisoner’s expense. Arrangements for storage of property
will be made by the prisoner or his or her attorney directly with a storage
company. |
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Obtain written authorization from the prisoner to donate the property
to a charitable organization of the USM's choice or destroy the property (throw
it away). If the prisoner does not authorize the donation of property, it will
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considered abandoned after 30 days and will be destroyed or donated by the USM. |
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Prisoners will complete mailing labels for property that they desire to
have mailed at the time of processing. The property should be placed in suitable
mailing containers, provided by the USMS, and sealed by the prisoner. |
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Persons remanded to U.S. Marshal Service custody are not allowed to retain
excess personal property beyond that which has been described to you during
processing. You have been given an opportunity to have all excess property
transferred to your attorney or a relative, shipped to a home address, etc.
Any excess property which is not disposed of within 30 days will be considered
abandoned and will be destroyed or otherwise disposed of by the U.S. Marshals
Service. |