Case Studies:
Federal Visa Fraud at 70: How Marcus Taslim Got 15 Months
Marcus was arrested at 70 while boarding a flight to Indonesia. He wrote his own narrative, documented his caregiving hours, and attended ten months of webinars before Judge Shubb imposed 15 months.
Branden Coluccio: Liberation Way Healthcare Fraud Sentencing
Branden Coluccio, co-founder of Pennsylvania rehab company Liberation Way, waited six months to start preparing for sentencing. Then he wrote a book, built a course, and spoke to business ethics students.
How to Choose a Federal Defense Attorney: 6 Questions
The Khalid family needed a federal defense attorney and a plan for their household. Here are the questions they faced, the ones your family will face, and what you can build while your lawyer works.
Dr. Nate Schott: 51 Months Asked, 33 Imposed, 10 Served
You're a licensed professional with a guilty plea and months until sentencing. Dr. Nate Schott spent his seven months preparing for every person who would read about him, from probation to his licensing board.
How to Write a Character Letter for Court as a Parent
You've been asked to write to a federal judge and can't get past "Dear Judge." Michael's family faced that page when his son was facing prison. Here are the five drafts we see most, and how to fix yours.
Life After a White Collar Conviction: Stanley Kaplan Took His Story to USC
After sentencing, Stanley spoke to USC graduate students about his experience and received a signed letter inviting him to return.
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