I am furious.

This is quoted from BOP.gov site regarding Public Safety Factor rules for incarceration...

" F Sex Offender. A male or female inmate whose behavior
in the current term of confinement or prior history
includes one or more of the following elements will be
housed in at least a Low security level institution
unless the PSF has been waived. A conviction is not
required for application of this PSF if the
Presentence Investigation Report (PSR), or other
official documentation, clearly indicates the
following behavior occurred in the current term of
confinement or prior criminal history. If the case was
dismissed or nolle prosequi, application of this PSF
cannot be entered.
However, in the case where an inmate was charged
with an offense that included one of the following
elements, but as a result of a plea bargain was not
convicted, application of this PSF should be
entered.
Example: According to the PSR, the inmate was
specifically described as being involved in a
Sexual Assault but pled guilty to Simple Assault.
Based on the documented behavior,
application of this PSF should be entered:
(1) Engaging in sexual contact with another
person without obtaining permission to do so
(forcible rape, sexual assault or sexual battery);
(2) Possession, distribution or mailing of
child pornography or related
paraphernalia;
(3) Any sexual contact with a minor or other
person physically or mentally incapable of granting
consent (indecent liberties with a minor, statutory
rape, sexual abuse of the mentally ill, rape by
administering a drug or substance);
(4) Any sexual act or contact not identified above
that is aggressive or abusive in nature (e.g., rape by
instrument, encouraging use of a minor for
prostitution purposes, incest, etc.). Examples may be
documented by state or Bureau of Prisons’ incident
reports, clear NCIC entries, or other official
documentation;
(5) Attempts are to be treated as if the sexual
act or contact was completed; and/or,
(6) Any offense referenced in the Sex Offender
Notification and Registration Program."

Those BOP officials who signed off on this must be subpoenaed to testify before Congress as to the reasons for their preferential treatment of Maxwell, a convicted sex offender who should never be allowed to serve her sentence in a minimum security facility.