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When I wrote my judge a letter from federal prison, I didn’t write to say I was sorry. I wrote to show […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 25, 2025
In 2007, I spent nearly a full year working with the Securities and Exchange Commission. This was after my indictment, but before […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 24, 2025
Six Months After My Plea, Everything Changed I had already pled guilty. One count of conspiracy to commit fraud. The government knew […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 23, 2025

If you’re facing a sentencing hearing in federal court, one of the most overlooked—but essential—steps is understanding how the Bureau of Prisons […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 22, 2025
I Thought I Was Just a Witness When the meeting began, my lawyer and I were told I was just a witness. […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 20, 2025
On December 15, 2004, I walked into my branch manager’s office at UBS thinking it was a normal day. It wasn’t. He […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 18, 2025

Craig Carton was one of the top sports radio hosts in New York. Then he went to federal prison for fraud tied […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 15, 2025
Keith transferred over $6 million into our UBS account. That should’ve been a win. For six months, he traded it into the […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 14, 2025
This is the final entry in the 5-part blog series. In Part 4, I shared how prison became the place I started […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 13, 2025
This is Part 4 of the 5-part blog series. Part 3 ended with a call from my lawyer: I was going to […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 12, 2025

This is Part 2 of the 5-part blog series. If you missed Part 1, I shared how one lie during an FBI […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 10, 2025

Someone in our community texted me, “How do you think a judge would respond to the new BOP memo about going to […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 9, 2025
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