Waiting for Trial Is Not Waiting Time: What the Minnesota COVID Fraud Case Teaches Defendants The Feeding Our Future fraud case in Minnesota exposed something deeper than financial theft. As… Read More
How the BOP’s FSA Task Force Will Impact Inmates and Staff: New Standards for Home Confinement and Accountability The Bureau of Prisons’ (BOP) launch of the FSA Task Force changes how home confinement… Read More
George Santos: 5 Things He Must Avoid in Federal Prison I spent time this week reviewing the sentencing, media tour, and public comments made by… Read More
Why the BOP Created the FSA Task Force: Director Marshall’s Push to Fix Home Confinement Delays The Bureau of Prisons (BOP) launched the FSA Task Force to confront a critical bottleneck:… Read More
Why Sean Combs and Federal Defendants Need to Document Change for Shorter Sentences Many are quick to say Sean Combs will get sentenced to time served. But that… Read More
Using Federal Prison Time Well: Document Progress and Prepare for Early Release Last week, I got a call from an upset woman whose husband is preparing for… Read More
How I Overcame Envy and Found My Why in Federal Prison “I couldn’t walk in there and pretend. Or I could, but I would hate myself… Read More
Why Early Cooperation and Documentation Matter in Federal Cases: Lessons from Healthcare Fraud Defendants Waiting Too Long Closes Doors Last February, I spoke with a pharmacist facing serious opioid… Read More
Why Your Conduct in Federal Prison Directly Affects Early Release and Program Benefits At a federal prison camp, no one will stop you from complaining. You can mock… Read More