EFTA00034757.pdf

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Bureau of Prisons 
"SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED" 
Psychology Services 
Institution Disciplinary Process Report 
Inmate Name: 
EPSTEIN, JEFFREY EDWARD 
Date of Birth: 
01/20/1953 
Sex: 
M 
Facility: NYM 
Date: 
07/30/2019 12:01 
Provider: 
PsyD 
Reg #: 
76318-054 
Unit Team: 5 
Reason for Referral and Identifying Information 
Inmate Epstein was referred by Unit Manager 
for an evaluation of competency to proceed with the disciplinary 
process for actions resulting in an incident report. On 7/23/19, inmate Epstein was charged with code 228 (Tattooing or 
Self-Mutilation). These infractions were assigned incident report number 3282555. 
Background Information 
According to a Suicide Risk Assessment dated 7/09/19 by Dr. 
"Inmate Epstein denied any history of mental 
health treatment, either on an inpatient or outpatient basis. Inmate Epstein denied any treatment in the past or present 
with psychotropic medication. He also denied any acute mental health symptoms at this time." 
According to a Suicide Risk Assessment dated 7/09/19 by Dr. 
"Inmate Epstein denied any past or present 
suicidal ideation, intention or plan. He denied ever engaging in any suicide attempts or self-injurious behavior in the 
past." 
According to this writer's Suicide Risk Assessment dated 7/23/19, 'It is unclear at this time if he had placed the string 
around his neck or if someone else did." 
Clinical Interview and Mental Status Exam 
Inmate Epstein still does not remember how he obtained the marks around his neck. 
Current Mental Status: He exhibited a neutral mood with a full range of affect. His speech was logical and coherent, with 
no loosening of associations or tangential, circumstantial or irrelevant speech. Auditory and visual hallucinations were 
denied, and delusions were not elicited. He did not engage in any bizarre or inappropriate behavior. There was no 
indication of disturbed thought process or content. Intellectual ability appeared to be above average. Personal hygiene 
was ad…
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