by Justin Paperny | Jun 2, 2018 | Justin Paperny
If You Have Been To Prison, And Are Looking For Employment, Make Sure And Ask The Right Questions In Your Job Interview. SUMMARY: I frequently get calls from defendants who struggle to find employment after prison. Given all of the ancillary consequences that...
by Shon Hopwood | May 22, 2018 | Shon Hopwood
I support the First Step Act. I don’t pretend that it will end mass incarceration or that it is comprehensive reform. But in a mid-term election year, First Step represents incremental reform that will lead to more people getting out of the federal prison system...
by Justin Paperny | May 7, 2018 | Justin Paperny, Prison Consultant, RDAP, Residential Drug Abuse Program, Uncategorized
Inmate Security Designation and Custody Classification Our team at Prison Professors has thousands of stories that reveal why an understanding of Inmate Security Designation and Custody Classification is so crucial. We’ll start with the case of Erik. A federal...
by Justin Paperny | May 1, 2018 | Federal Prison Camp, Justin Paperny
The Federal Prison System Summary of blog: This blog will break down the many different divisions of the federal prison system. We know that the Bureau of Prisons is a massive bureaucracy. It includes many different divisions. People who want to master federal prison...
by Justin Paperny | Apr 26, 2018 | Federal Prison Camp, Justin Paperny, Prison Consultant, RDAP, Residential Drug Abuse Program
Designation in the Bureau of Prisons: In some cases, a comprehensive strategy will result in an alternative sanction that does not include a designation in the bureau of prisons. Our team at Prison Professors does its best to help defendants who want to advance...
by prisonprofess | Jan 31, 2018 | Consultants, Federal Prison Camp, Fraud, Prison Consultant, sentence consulting, Sentence mitigation, sentence mitigation expert, Sentencing
Storytelling At Your Federal Sentencing At Prison Professors, we interviewed Federal District Court Judges Mark Bennett and Stephen Bough about what factors they consider at a federal sentencing. These accomplished jurists both said that what matters is less about the...
by prisonprofess | Jan 11, 2018 | Letters from Prison
Prisoner at USP Beaumont Writes About Experiences My name is Christian. This story is based on my prison term and the wake up call that drove me towards a better lifestyle. I was arrested for conspiracy to possess and distribution of meth. I was sentenced to 84...
by prisonprofess | Dec 23, 2017 | Podcast
Nicholas Mitsakos Prepares for Federal Prison Authorities charged Nicholas Mitsakos with a crime related to securities fraud. He graduated from USC and he earned an MBA from Harvard. Despite those impressive credentials, he now must prepare to serve a 30-month...
by prisonprofess | Dec 23, 2017 | Podcast
Justin Paperny: Prison Advice for White Collar Offenders Justin Paperny is a co-founder of Prison Professors. He leads our marketing and consulting divisions. Justin Paperny went to federal prison after he pleaded guilty to violating securities laws. As a graduate...
by prisonprofess | Dec 9, 2017 | Uncategorized
Management & Training Corporation: Private Prisons Scott Marquardt, CEO of the Management and Training Corporation invited our team at Prison Professors to tour three prisons it operates in Texas. While there, Shon and I got to see first hand how leadership in...
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