November 24, 2018

For transparency, I filmed this video with Learned Jay Hand nearly a month ago. Work, family responsibilities and the Los Angeles fires delayed me from posting this video.

I am pleased to report that Jay is doing incredibly well at Butner Federal Prison Camp. We currently communicate three to four times a week through email.

In this video, 9 Months (INSTEAD OF 31-41) at Butner Federal Prison Camp, you will learn more about Jay’s background and his efforts to prepare both for his federal sentencing and his time in federal prison.

Jay and I have worked together since July 2017. Before hiring our prison consulting team at White Collar Advice, I encouraged Jay to conduct his due diligence.

To that end, I connected him with ten clients. Even though he only spoke with one prison consulting client, I wanted to respect his decision-making process and give him as much time as he needed.

When he gave the go-ahead to begin we got going quickly. For the first three weeks, we spoke each day. I reviewed his work and immediately edited his personal narrative. We then worked to amend his pre sentence report.

This short blog cannot fully describe how much I like and respect Jay. He worked extremely hard, despite the myriad obstacles he faced.

I know our work helped him get a shorter federal prison sentence at Butner Federal Prison Camp. Still, even if he got a guideline sentence of 33-41 months the work would have been extremely productive.

Through his own efforts Jay volunteered, he continued to educate himself (despite a college Degree from Amherst), and he never abandoned his role as a father.

To close, I am proud to have worked with him. As I expected he is doing incredibly well in federal prison. I have no doubt his success will continue after his release.

Best,
Justin Paperny

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