John J. McCarthy v. John Doe, Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons Kathleen M. Hawk, Director Joe Aguirre, Chief T.Y. Butt, Administrator
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MURTHA, Chief District Judge:
This appeal raises a narrow but important sentencing question: Where a sentencing court does not indicate whether a federal ■sentence should be served consecutively to or concurrently with a not-yet-imposed state sentence, does the Bureau of Prisons have discretion to designate the state correctional facility as the place of confinement for the federal sentence, thus allowing the federal and state sentences to run concurrently? We hold that it does.
I. Background
In late 1992, petitioner was in the custody of the State of Connecticut, facing numerous state criminal…
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