We also would like to offer BOP a chance to respond to what the documents reveal and any remedial

We also would like to offer BOP a chance to respond to what the documents reveal and any remedial steps that have been taken. 1. Most centrally, the documents paint a picture of mistakes, sloppiness and even incompetence by some BOP employees in their dealings with Epstein -- such as failing to log/monitor/record social calls, delays in getting him requested psych exams and assessments, multiple inaccuracies in Epstein's intake forms and of not responding to directives to provide him with a cellmate on the night he died. The BOP records show Epstein repeatedly assured one or more jail psychologists that he was not suicidal and had a lot to live for. But the records also show BOP officials later concluded that they did not appreciate as quickly as they could have the risk factors for suicide that Epstein's case presented (for example, after his admission and later after he was denied bail.) A. Has BOP addressed the problems identified in the BOP records, through policy changes