White Collar Advice Blog
Navigate Your White Collar Crime Investigation with Confidence and Dignity
If you're reading this, you're likely facing one of the most challenging times in your life. A white-collar crime charge is not just a legal battle; it's a test of resilience, character, and endurance. But let me assure you, you're not alone. At White Collar Advice,...
How to SLEEP WELL In Federal Prison!
"When do they turn the lights off?" I asked my bunkie on my first day in federal prison. "Wait, what? Are they off? Is this some joke?" As a light sleeper, I admit that sleeping in a bright and loud environment in federal prison was challenging. The challenge was more...
The Truth About Elizabeth Holmes’ Life in Federal Prison: Top 25 Questions Answered!
Elizabeth Holmes, the once-prominent figure behind Theranos, is on the verge of surrendering to federal prison to serve a sentence of 135 months or just over 11 years. As her self-surrender to prison approaches, we understand that many questions and curiosities...
From Target to Triumph: Conquering White Collar Criminal Investigations
My team at White Collar Advice and I understand the challenges and fears of facing a white-collar criminal investigation. We want to help. If you are facing an investigation, your first and only goal is to ensure you do not make matters worse. It would also help to...
Strengthening Family Bonds: The Significance of Valuing Visits in Federal Prison
I've been writing about visiting in federal prison since I was in federal prison! So, I speak from personal experience that family visits in federal prisons are an invaluable lifeline. These visits go beyond mere connection; they offer a chance for us to showcase the...
What are the living conditions like in a federal prison camp?
The living conditions in a federal prison camp can vary, but they are generally less restrictive compared to higher-security facilities. Here are some key aspects of the living conditions in federal prison camps: Housing Living Conditions: Prisoners typically reside...
Examining the Fallout of an Indicted Doctor’s Costly Mistake
Earlier today, a doctor from Los Angeles called me to share his regret about his poor preparations for his sentencing hearing after pleading guilty to one count of tampering with consumer products, a violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 1365(a)(4)....
From Conviction to Redemption: Embracing the Underdog Mindset in White Collar Crime Cases
I know from experience that a conviction for a white-collar crime can be a life-altering experience. It is easy to feel stigmatized and isolated; we face employment challenges, reputational challenges, and depression or mental health issues that can persist. In my...
Avoid This Mistake During The Probation Interview
I am writing to discuss an issue that defendants often overlook during their probation interview. Too many defendants don't share enough information during the interview and do not know how to seize opportunities to advance their interests. That explains why so many...
Judge Selna’s Sentencing Decision: A Closer Look
https://youtube.com/shorts/EhVf3RwmJQk?feature=share Judge Selna just sentenced our client to six months in federal prison for evading taxes. The guidelines were 24-30 months in federal prison. The judge's decision was based on the belief that tax evasion should...
Preparing for Federal Sentencing
