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Page | 113 d. If the Benefits Specialists has knowledge that would suggest the attestation is questionable then the Benefits Specialists will complete the 889 to have an investigator complete a review of the person in question. B. Applicable Convictions: a. Aggravated sexual abuse under section 2241 of title 18 US code i. Aggravated Sexual Assault b. Murder under section 1111 of title 18, US Code i. Murder c. An offense under chapter 110 of title 18, US Code i. Sexual exploitation of children ii. Selling or buying of children iii. Material involving the sexual exploitation of minors iv. Material constituting or containing child pornography v. Misleading domain names on the Internet vi. Misleading words or digital images on the Internet vii. Criminal forfeiture viii. Civil forfeiture ix. Civil remedy for personal injuries x. Record keeping requirements xi. Record keeping requirements for simulated sexual conduct xii. Failure to report child abuse xiii. Mandatory restitution xiv. Production of sexually explicit depictions of a minor for importation into the United States xv. Penalties for registered sex offenders d. A Federal or State offense involving sexual assault, as defined in section 40002(a) of the Violence Against Women Act of 1994; i. Sexual Assault

7400 PARTICIPANTS IN SPECIAL PROGRAMS

7410 PARTICIPANTS IN ALCOHOL/DRUG TREATMENT CENTERS, BATTERED WOMEN AND CHILDREN SHELTERS, OR HOMELESS SHELTERS

The following participants in special programs may choose to receive SNAP: A. Narcotic addicts or alcoholics, and their children, who regularly participate as residents in an approved drug or alcohol treatment program.

B. Residents in approved shelters for battered women and children. (Note: These residents must meet the same income and resource standards as other households.)

C. Residents of public or private non-profit shelters for homeless persons.

The special procedures in this section for residents in shelters for battered women and children apply to persons living in private or public non-profit residential facilities that usually serve meals.

The special procedures in this section for residents in shelters for battered women and children apply to persons living in private or public non-profit residential facilities that usually serve meals. Residents of this type of shelter may participate in SNAP as individual household units or as part of a group of individuals like any other household. They are not eligible for the provisions described in this section. Shelters that do not serve meals as part of their normal services are not classified as institutions.