What Parents Could Learn From Prison Camps About Being Present With Their Kids
Going to prison is hard. There’s no way to soften it. Still, some lessons from…
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Author: Scotty Carper
Scotty Carper
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…
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After Release Reflections: Why I Once Wanted to Stay in Prison Longer
A close friend of mine is going to prison soon. He has a young son,…
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Stop Wasting Time After Prison: What I Learned the Hard Way
When I came home from prison, I didn’t expect to feel stuck. I thought freedom…
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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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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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