5 Common Mistakes Defendants Make in Federal Investigations The Most Common Mistakes Defendants Make in a Federal Investigation When federal agents show up,… Read More
Hardest Part of Getting Out of Prison: Why Reentry Is Harder Than You Think What’s the Hardest Part of Getting Out of Prison? It’s not the bars. It’s doing… Read More
Do White Collar Criminals Go to Dangerous Prisons? Sometimes, but not always. Placement depends on your sentence length, background, and behavior. Most white… Read More
Case Managers, RDAP, Release Plans, and the Battle for Early Prison Release I opened today’s webinar by acknowledging something I once felt every day as a defendant:… Read More
Can a Criminal Conviction Affect Parenting? What Defendants Need to Know Can a Criminal Conviction Affect Parenting? Yes. A criminal conviction can limit how you parent,… Read More
Why Crediting Mentors Makes You Stronger in a Federal Case Earlier this week on Ian Bick’s Locked In Podcast in Danbury, CT, I said something I avoided… Read More
What Most Defendants Get Wrong About Cooperation This blog closes out our 10-part series based on the New York Times article about… Read More
The Worst Time to Start Preparing Is After Sentencing This blog continues our series based on the New York Times article our work. You… Read More
Why Judges Pay Attention to Consistency—Not Excuses This blog continues our insights from the New York Times article about Hugo Mejia. You… Read More