- Title 1: Organization and Functions
- Title 2: Appeals
- Title 3: EOUSA
- Title 4: Civil
- Title 5: ENRD
- Title 6: Tax
- Title 7: Antitrust
- Title 8: Civil Rights
- Title 9: Criminal
- Organization And Functions Manual
- Appeals Resource Manual
- EOUSA Resource Manual
- Civil Resource Manual
- ENRD Resource Manual
- Tax Resource Manual
- Antitrust Resource Manual
- Civil Rights Resource Manual
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Criminal Resource Manual
- CRM 1-499
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CRM 500-999
- Criminal Resource Manual 501-599
- Criminal Resource Manual 601-699
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Criminal Resource Manual 701-799
- 701. Procedures for Securing Witness Protection
- 702. Use of Relocated Witnesses or Former Protected Witnesses as Informants
- 703. Utilization of Persons in Custody of BOP or USMS for Investigative Purposes, or as Targets of Investigative Activity
- 704. Utilization of BOP Employees for Investigative Purposes
- 705. Witness Services
- 706. Subsistence Guidelines
- 707. Employment of Protected Witnesses
- 708. Prisoner-Witnesses
- 709. Arrest of Relocated Witnesses
- 710. Release Form—Psychological Evaluation
- 711. Release Form—Polygraph Examination
- 712. Pretrial Diversion
- 713. USA Form 185—Letter to Offender
- 714. USA Form 184—Pretrial Diversion Referral Letter to Chief Pretrial Services Officer
- 715. USA Form 186—Pretrial Diversion Agreement
- 716. Use Immunity, Transactional Immunity, Informal Immunity, Derivative Use
- 717. Transactional Immunity Distinguished
- 718. Derivative Use Immunity
- 719. Informal Immunity Distinguished From Formal Immunity
- 720. Authorization Procedure for Immunity Requests
- 721. Witness Immunity
- 722. Letter of Authority
- 723. Procedure Upon Receipt of Letter of Authority -- Obtaining the Court Order
- 724. Expiration of Authority to Compel
- 725. Use of Immunized Testimony by Sentencing Court
- 726. Steps to Avoid Taint
- 727. Civil Contempt
- 728. Criminal Contempt
- 729. Instructions for Completing Form 792—Report on Convicted Prisoners by United States Attorney
- 730. Form 792-- Report on Convicted Prisoners by United States Attorney
- 731. Purpose and Benefits of the International Prisoner Transfer Program
- 732. Eligibility for Prisoner Transfer
- 733. The Prisoner Transfer Determination
- 734. Processing of Prisoner Transfer Requests
- 735. Effect of Prisoner Transfer and Administration of the Transferred Sentence
- 736. Reconsideration of Prisoner Transfer Requests
- 737. Role of the United States Attorneys' Offices and Law Enforcement Agencies in the Transfer Process
- 738. Sample Form Used by the IPTU to Obtain the Views of the United States Attorneys' Offices
- 739. March 14, 2012, Memorandum from AAG Breuer to All United States Attorneys' Offices
- 740. Limitations on the United States Attorneys' Offices Regarding Oral and Written Promises of Transfer and Transfer Related Provisions Placed in Plea Agreements
- 741. Consent Verification Hearings
- 742. Relationship of Prisoner Transfer to Extradition
- 743. Role of the States in the Transfer Process
- 744. Countries Having a Prisoner Transfer Relationship with the United States
- 745. Protocol for the Effective Handling of Collateral Attacks on Convictions Brought Pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 2241
- 752. General Definition of Contempt
- 753. Elements of the Offense of Contempt
- 754. Criminal Versus Civil Contempt
- 755. Tests for Distinguishing Between Civil and Criminal Contempt—Nature of Relief Sought
- 756. Tests for Distinguishing Between Civil and Criminal Contempt—Mechanical Distinction
- 757. Tests for Distinguishing Between Civil and Criminal Contempt—Purging
- 758. Characterization of the Action When Both Criminal and Civil Contempts Elements are Present
- 759. Indirect Versus Direct Contempt
- 760. Indirect Criminal Contempt—Institution of the Action
- 761. Indirect Criminal Contempt—Federal Jurisdiction and Venue
- 762. Indirect Criminal Contempt—Notice Under Rule 42(b) of the Rules of Criminal Procedure
- 763. Indirect Criminal Contempt—Probable Cause of a Willful Violation
- 764. Indirect Criminal Contempt—Probable Cause of a Willful Violation
- 765. Indirect Criminal Contempt—Use of a Single Petition to Institute Both a Civil and Criminal Contempt Action
- 766. Indirect Criminal Contempt—Role of the Grand Jury
- 767. Indirect Criminal Contempt—Persons Against Whom the Action May Be Commenced
- 768. Indirect Criminal Contempt—Role of the Prosecutor
- 769 Defenses—Negation of Essential Elements
- 770. Defenses—Statute of Limitations
- 771. Defenses—Good Faith Reliance Upon the Advice of Counsel
- 772. Defenses—Purging
- 773. Defenses—Failure to Attempt to Obtain Compliance Prior to Filing
- 774. Defenses—Violation of an Invalid Decree
- 775. Defenses—Inability Versus Refusal to Comply
- 776. Consolidation for Trial of Issues in Civil and Criminal Contempt Proceedings
- 777. Right to Counsel
- 778. Privilege Against Self-Incrimination
- 779. Burden of Proof in a Criminal Contempt Action
- 780. Direct Contempt—Witness's Refusal to Obey Court Order to Testify at Trial Versus Witness's Refusal to Obey Court Order to Testify Before a Grand Jury
- 781. Direct Contempt—Necessity of Warning of Contemptuous Conduct
- 782. Direct Contempt—Summary Punishment at the End of Trial-Judicial Bias
- 783. Direct Contempt—Certification of Judge Under Rule 42(a) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure
- 784. Least Possible Power Rule
- 785. Jury Trial
- 786. Public Trial
- 787. Double Jeopardy
- 788. Sentencing—Effect of 18 U.S.C. § 401 on the Appropriate Fine or Imprisonment
- 789. Sentencing—Discretion with Respect to the Appropriate Fine or Imprisonment
- 790. Appeal
- 791. Retroactivity of Amendments to 28 U.S.C. § 2255
- 792. Incentives for Subjects and Targets of Criminal Investigations and Defendants in Criminal Cases to Provide Foreign Intelligence Information
- Criminal Resource Manual 801-899
- Criminal Resource Manual 901-999
- CRM 1000-1499
- CRM 1500-1999
- CRM 2000 - 2500