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Prison Consultant Testimonials
Justin’s mentoring, tutelage and extensive lesson plans prepared me to succeed in prison by meeting the challenge with a positive, humbling perspective and survivor’s drive.
John SimsI’m a criminal defense attorney with more than 30 years’ experience. We were referred to Justin by a client of ours. I’m naturally suspicious of such advisors, given my background and past experience, but we were so impressed with the sage advice and solid institutional contacts that Justin’s team provided that we hired him in another recent white-collar case. Our firm is thrilled to have an ethical prison consultant with boots on the ground in each institution that we envision hiring him as much as possible in the future. We unreservedly endorse Justin and his team.
Nicholas Kaizer, EsqRetaining Justin has been one of the best decisions I have made. Justin has given me two incredibly important things: peace of mind and a plan. Before I retained Justin, fear and panic were two emotions I felt frequently. After a few sessions with Justin, fear and panic were replaced with knowledge and confidence. Knowing what to expect made all the difference in the world. Most importantly though, Justin helped me put together a plan that will allow me to thrive and grow while I serve my sentence.
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Prison Consultant Blogs
Why I Lied To the FBI & My Defense Lawyers (Dr. Phil Interview)
Did I know that I broke the law? Yes. Did I work openly with my criminal defense attorneys? No. Did I try to cheat my way through a lie detector test? Yes. If I was honest with the government would they have pursued prosecution? No. If I knew I broke the law, and if I...
Federal Prison Consultant Joins CNN To Discuss College Admissions Cheating Scandal
When I joined the New Day Program at CNN last month I suspected they would suggest our team at White Collar Advice helps white-collar defendants buy their way out of federal prison. If you have a few minutes watch the video below to learn how I respond to those types...
Public Relations Firms Should Not Write Statements For Federal Defendants In College Scandal Case
As someone who is intimately involved in the college admissions cheating scandal, I feel compelled to share my thoughts. To start, it is a good thing defendants in the case are starting to accept responsibility. As I have said on Fox News and CNN they have a duty and...
