Why do some people get out of prison sooner?
Why do some people get out of prison sooner?Why do some get their job approved in the halfway house while others are […]
Webinar Replay: The Sentencing Narrative
Our interactive workshop today focused on one of the critical aspects of a defendant’s journey—the sentencing narrative. It’s a topic that impacts […]
Everyone Wants This in Federal Prison—Few Do This
Most people in federal prison want to get out as fast as possible. Almost every call starts with, “I’ve got 37 months. […]
The Truth About Federal Prison Violence
When I served time in federal prison, I saw very little violence. Fights were rare, and when they happened, it was usually […]
Webinar Replay: Highlights of 2024: Prison Professors Talent!
In our recent webinar, we revisited key concepts from 2024, including Thin Slicing and Pre-Suasion. Our Commitment to Authenticity At White Collar […]
You’re in Federal Prison. So What?Contribute Anyway.
Okay, so you’re in federal prison or going soon. So what! Let me give you some advice: find a way to. contribute […]
What Did You Do With Your Time Inside?
Every month, thousands of people reach out to White Collar Advice. Of those, 20% already served their time inside and are home […]
5 Steps To Stay On Track In Prison Camp
During my time in federal prison, I learned the value of focus. It wasn’t easy to block out the noise and distractions […]
A Simple Truth About Federal Prison You Can’t Ignore
Most people want to make the most of their time in federal prison, but the truth about federal prison is too many […]
Why the Fortunate Few Often Make Federal Prison Harder
Too many make federal prison harder than it needs to be. Why? It’s easy to lose perspective while serving a prison sentence […]
Sean Combs and the Victim Blame Game
In this video, I breakdown how federal courts evaluate character and what defendants can learn from Sean Combs’ troubles. Sean Combs issued […]
Why Luigi Mangione Faces Solitary Confinement
CNN asked me if alleged killer Luigi Mangione would be kept in solitary confinement or isolation. Yes, he will. High-profile cases often […]