Why Some Defense Lawyers Quietly Turn Against Their Clients Twice in two hours, I said the same thing to two people in our community:… Read More
Silence Isn’t a Strategy: Why Some Defendants Get Longer Sentences A judge began the sentencing hearing by saying, “There is very little evidence to support… Read More
Most People Write Character Reference Letters the Wrong Way The Call That Said Everything I received a phone call I rarely get—someone asking for… Read More
Discipline and Control in Federal Prison: The Fly Wins – After the Fall by Justin Paperny After a fall, discipline and control look identical, until one breaks you again. Oct 26,… Read More
Anna Marconi Two-Tiered Justice Unfairness What it Means for White Collar Defendants You broke the law. You accepted a plea. You accepted consequences. And you still feel… Read More
George Santos vs. Sean Combs: Who Deserves Mercy? I don’t fault George Santos or Sean Combs for wanting a commutation or pardon.No one… Read More
After the Fall – Chapter 3: No Discounts on Dignity | Justin Paperny The Transparency Offense “Remove it or we’ll delete you.” That was J Date support, the… Read More
What Parents Could Learn From Prison Camps About Being Present With Their Kids TL;DR: A father in prison learned how being fully present transformed his relationship with his… Read More
John Bolton’s Indictment: When the Insider Becomes the Federal Defendant John Bolton Indicted: 5 Contradictions Too Big to Ignore When I saw the headline—“John Bolton… Read More