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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

This 5-part blog series breaks down what actually happens when you make the wrong decisions during a federal investigation—from the first FBI […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 9, 2025

Someone in our community said to me, “Dude, that Plato allegory story really stuck with me. Got any more?” That question changed how I […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 9, 2025
When I self-surrendered to federal prison, I assumed people would care about my white collar crime. I assumed they’d care about where […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 7, 2025
I walked into my senior partner’s office convinced I had leverage. I tossed my latest commission statements on his desk—$100,000 in revenue […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 6, 2025

This one-page guide helps you prepare a persuasive release plan aligned with the May 28, 2025 BOP directive. Your file—not the policy—determines […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 3, 2025

This webinar reflects the insight we’ve shared in dozens of posts, webinars, and training calls—including five recent blogs on the subject. All […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 3, 2025

I’ve lost count of how many people have told me they earned their time credits, stayed out of trouble, completed their programs, […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 3, 2025

The new directive, signed by Director William Marshall III, instructs case managers to prioritize home confinement for individuals who qualify under the […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 2, 2025

After the First Step Act passed in 2018, most people assumed they’d serve less time. The bill said time credits could be […]
Justin Paperny
Jun 2, 2025
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