Does Judge’s Advice Apply to You? Find Out Monday
I got a call today from someone who was convinced that what judges have told us doesn’t “fully” apply to him.
“What parts?” I asked.
Total silence.
Maybe you’ve felt the same—wondering if your situation is different and that the advice we share doesn’t fully apply to you.
But here’s the thing: it’s important to understand the consequences that could follow bad messaging and inaction even if you feel that way.
When I would occasionally go rogue in prison (aka, waste time, think I would magically return to a thriving career without hard work), Michael would say, “Cool. Just own what’s coming!”
If you want to ignore Judge’s advice, fine. Just own it.
As you think about how to prepare, watch this video I posted yesterday. In it, I walk through the first hundred days of my government investigation, discussing the mistakes I made and what I wish I had done differently. You can watch it here.
On Monday at 1 PM Pacific, 4 PM Eastern, we’ll discuss 10 key insights from federal judges—what they’ve told us about probation interviews, sentencing, prison, and supervised release. We’ll see if their advice fits your situation or if your case truly stands apart. You’ll actually hear directly from the judges themselves.
This isn’t about proving you wrong. It’s about making sure you have the full picture to make the best decisions.
Join us on Monday at 1pm Pacific 4pm Eastern to see if the judges’ advice resonates with you.
Best,
Justin Paperny
White Collar Advice
Call/Text: 949-308-1995
P.S. Part two of my 10-part series on my government investigation will post Monday. It covers what happened between April 28, 2005, when the FBI showed up, and April 28, 2006. Don’t miss it.
