Pharmacist Nearly Returns To Federal Prison Camp
“My probation officer and judge sent me back to the halfway house for six months and added three years of supervision because […]
Defying the Court: A Doctor’s Reckless Decision After Federal Prison
Many individuals believe they can close that chapter of their lives after being released from federal prison. They envision a total return […]
Why a Release Plan Can Help You Prepare For The Halfway House and Home Confinement
For most people in federal prison, the transition home occurs in gradual stages, starting with time in a halfway house (aka Residential […]
Still Serving A Prison Term After Federal Prison?
A year after serving a federal prison prison the anger still simmers. This was the heart of a recent conversation I had […]
Challenging the Status Quo: What It Takes to Rebuild After Federal Prison
Last week, someone called to tell me I was only successful because I went to federal prison young, met Michael Santos in […]
How I Managed The Dark Days After Federal Prison
Last week, I spoke with a lawyer who had just come home from federal prison. He asked me a thought-provoking question: “How […]
How Alec Burlakoff Got A Shorter Sentence and Earlier Release From Miami Federal Prison Camp
Happy New Year to everyone! Welcome to the White Collar Advice Channel. I’m thrilled to introduce Alec Burlakoff to our team. Alec’s […]
Embracing Sentencing Mitigation: A Journey of Discipline, Courage, and Strategy
When a doctor from Michigan, indicted for healthcare fraud, called me, his voice was heavy with the weight of his new reality. […]
The Book of Charlie: Wisdom from the Remarkable American Life of a 109-Year-Old Man
Why I Read the Book The Book of Charlie: Wisdom from the Remarkable American Life of a 109-Year-Old Man: I stumbled upon […]
Confronting the Painful Truths of Federal Charges
Facing federal charges is hard. In this blog post and live video, we will explore painful truths that federal defendants must confront […]
Elizabeth Holmes: Prioritizing Self-Interest Over Responsibility in Prison
Once lauded as the youngest self-made female billionaire, Elizabeth Holmes is serving a 135-month federal prison term. She also owes $452 million […]
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