The Fraud Triangle and Letitia James
You know, when people ask me why good people end up in bad situations, I…
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Author: Jason Greene
Jason Greene
How Reentry Goals and Reentry Plans Build Credibility Long After Federal Prison
When people talk about reentry, they usually mean life after prison. Jobs, family, probation, credit…
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Letitia James and the Myth of Good Intentions: No Two-Tiered Justice
I woke up this morning with a plan.Five miles. No excuses. Just me, the trail,…
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Tai Lopez SEC Charges and the Presumption of Innocence in Federal Cases
Some will say I’m biased because people I work with become friends. But I’d say…
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Chapter 2: Walking Cliche
May 25, 2009 “Throw it away. This suit is not fixable.” That’s what the woman…
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James Comey and Michael Flynn: What Federal Defendants Can Learn from a Setup
When former FBI Director James Comey said he “cries for the Department of Justice,” he…
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From Prosecutor to Defendant: The Irony of Letitia James’ Indictment
New York Attorney General Letitia James — who made her name as one of the…
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How Parents in Prison Can Rebuild Trust After Damaging Family Visits
When Parents in Prison Push Their Kids Away Two siblings wrote to say they told…
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A Long-Term Prisoner’s View: What Awaits Sean Combs at Fort Dix
I read that Sean Combs is asking to serve his sentence at Fort Dix. To…
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