that the BOP was facilitating "superspreader" events. Staff reportedly refused to wear face masks, a violation of court orders, and knowingly withheld information about confirmed COVID-19 diagnoses from people who had interacted with infected individuals along with hindering contact tracing efforts and allowing staff members who had been exposed to COVID-19 to refuse testing and work. Public health experts called for a delay in executions, as they could not be carried out safely without risking the spread of COVID-19. See also Federal crime in the United States List of U.S. federal prisons List of United States federal law enforcement agencies National Institute of Corrections Federal Prison Industries, Inc. (UNICOR) References Arons, Anna, Katherine Culver, Emma Kaufman, Jennifer Yun, Hope Metcalf, Megan Quattlebaum, and Judith Resnik. "Dislocation and Relocation: Women in the Federal Prison System and Repurposing FCI Danbury for Men." Yale Law School, Arthur Liman Public Interest Program. September 2014. Further reading The Federal Prison Population Buildup: Overview, Policy Changes, Issues, and Options, Congressional Research Service Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Inmate Case Files, 1902–1921 at the National Archives at Atlanta External links Federal Bureau of Prisons in the Federal Register Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator Prisons in the United States Prison and correctional agencies United States Department of Justice agencies Penal system in the United States Government agencies established in 1930 1930 establishments in the United States United States