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How I Overcame Envy and Found My Why in Federal Prison
July 14, 2025
“I couldn’t walk in there and pretend. Or I could, but I would hate myself…
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Why Early Cooperation and Documentation Matter in Federal Cases: Lessons from Healthcare Fraud Defendants
July 11, 2025
Waiting Too Long Closes Doors Last February, I spoke with a pharmacist facing serious opioid…
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Why Your Conduct in Federal Prison Directly Affects Early Release and Program Benefits
July 10, 2025
At a federal prison camp, no one will stop you from complaining. You can mock…
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Diddy Could Spend Years in Prison—or Get Out Fast
July 10, 2025
During my interview on Scandal, I was asked how long Sean Combs might spend in…
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How a Documented Release Plan Separates Preparation from Regret
July 9, 2025
When I met Michael Santos in prison, he had already served 22 years. I had…
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Using Prison Time Well: Why the BOP Now Prioritizes Documented Release Plans and Personal Assets
July 8, 2025
For individuals in federal prison, time is either an asset—or a liability. The Bureau of…
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When Delay Becomes the Defining Choice
July 8, 2025
In the invitation for this week’s webinar, I joked that maybe we could get through…
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“Your Webinar Numbers Might Be Down, BIG!”
July 7, 2025
“Justin,” someone on my team told me this week, “I think your webinar numbers will…
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Health Care Fraud and the Rise of Data Analytics: Why Your File Must Be Built Before the Government Builds Theirs
July 7, 2025
The Department of Justice made one thing clear in its 2025 National Health Care Fraud…
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