What does CBOP stand for in a criminal sentencing?

Question

My brother was recently sentenced to prison =( and I'm trying to figure out how to read it. Can anyone help? I think I've mostly got it figured out but what does CBOP stand for?

CBOP 210 mons. on cnt 1; 210 mons. on cnt 7 to run conc., followed by 5 yrs on cnt 1; 3 yrs on cnt 7 to run cons. $200 special assessment. No fine imposed. Dft given appeal rights. Dft remanded to custody of USM.

Answer 1

Here goes:

The defendant is to be held in the custody of the Bureau of Prisons (CBOP) for 210 total months, based upon conviction of count 1 and count 7 of the Indictment, in which the defendant was sentenced to 210 months on each count, to be served at the same (concurrent) time.

Upon release from the BOP, the applicant is to serve a term of 5 years supervised release (count 1); which includes the sentence of supervised release of count 7 (3 years).

$200 administrative costs to be paid by the defendant.

The defendant has given up his right to appeal the court's decision.

After the sentencing hearing, the defendant was transported and guarded by the US Marshall's service, until the appliant is transported to the custody of the BOP.