Title: Survive Prison As A Sex Offender | Prisoner Resources
Headings: Surviving Prison as a Sex Offender
Surviving Prison as a Sex Offender
Sex Offenders in Prison
Sex Offender Management Program (SOMP) Prisons
Sex Offender Management Program (SOMP) Prisons in the Federal Bureau of Prison
Administrative Security Sex Offender Prisons
Low Security Sex Offender Prisons
Medium Security Sex Offender Prisons
High Security Sex Offender Prisons
Sex Offender Treatment Programs in Federal Prisons
Non-Residential Sex Offender Treatment Program (SOTP-NR)
Residential Sex Offender Treatment Program (SOTP-R)
How to Prepare for Prison
First Day in Federal Prison
Prison Life
Communicating with the Outside World
Health and Wellness
Special Prison Survival Tactics

Content: But the Federal Bureau of Prisons does have a dark history of abusing these groups by using them as a mechanism to collect the admissions necessary to civilly commitment offenders. This is well documented in the Butner Study and the research and articles that have been published about it. Today, more than a decade later, it appears as though the BOP has stopped using the SOTP programs for such nefarious purposes. If you want to balance your own safety while still taking the SOTP program, feel free to participate in sex offender treatment. But do not admit new victims or discuss a mental inability to control yourself or to stop yourself from reoffending. It's important to get help, but such admissions will put you at great risk. If you fall into this category, seriously consider the residential treatment program, but be careful what you disclose. If you want the judge to recommend you for a SOMP facility, you must speak to your attorney about a judicial recommendation. He or she should know the procedure at your local U.S. District Court for judicial recommendations. It isn't easy surviving prison as a sex offender.