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14 Costly Errors That Lead to Longer Prison Sentences – How Defendants Lose the War for Leniency — And the Strategies to […]
Justin Paperny
Mar 11, 2026

What happens when you go to trial People ask what happens when going to trial when you believe you did nothing wrong. […]
Justin Paperny
Mar 9, 2026

The Man Who Had Everything Richard wasn’t the kind of man who asked for help. He told me that about four minutes […]
Justin Paperny
Mar 8, 2026

“A man who represents himself has a fool for a client — but a man who hires blindly isn’t much better off.” […]
Justin Paperny
Mar 1, 2026

Earlier today, I did a short media interview about Christopher Judge and Raquelle Judge out of Fort Worth, Texas. For transparency, I […]
Justin Paperny
Feb 16, 2026
What Good Lawyers Do Differently How to Hire a Lawyer: What Good Lawyers Do Differently February 28, 2026 If you’ve never had […]
Justin Paperny
Feb 16, 2026

In today’s webinar, we’re going to dig into Robert Cialdini’s Pre-Suasion and how its principles apply to every stage of your case. […]
Justin Paperny
Feb 10, 2026

How to Hire a Federal Defense Attorney By Justin Paperny, former federal defendant and crisis manager who has worked with hundreds of […]
Justin Paperny
Feb 6, 2026

Use these criminal defense lawyer consultation questions/script when interviewing lawyers. Print it, bring it to every consultation, and don’t apologize for asking […]
Justin Paperny
Feb 6, 2026

I know going to prison is not easy. But here is the truth nobody wants to hear: coming home from federal prison […]
Justin Paperny
Feb 3, 2026

Every week, my daughter Alyssa and I go to Barnes & Noble in Irvine. We usually eat dinner at Wood Ranch first, […]
Justin Paperny
Feb 2, 2026

Hardly a week passes without someone getting sentenced to prison—usually to more time than they expected. They walk out of the courthouse, […]
Justin Paperny
Jan 31, 2026
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