What does non-violent inmate mean regarding being qualified fo RDAP?

Miami, FL Viewed 34 times. Posted 29 days ago in Criminal Defense

Does it mean a person is non-violent in prison or a person was sentenced to prison for non-violent crime?

Answers (1)

Linda Friedman Ramirez

This attorney is licensed in Florida and 1 other state. Posted 27 days ago.

I have included a link to FAMM's publication on RDAP, September 2009. FAMM is Families Against Mandatory Minimum's. They suggest that a person serving a sentence for a crime of violence won't get the one year reduction.

You might also contact the Federal Public Defender's office in Miami if you have specific questions about current eligibility, etc.

FAMM RDAP

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