Prison Professors 

What should defendants understand about prison designation and the prisons system? The concept of a prison designation isn’t something most people contemplate. Why should they?

Tax Fraud Results in Prison for Former Businessman Government investigators brought a case for tax fraud against a Pennsylvania businessman. The defendant’s business provided temporary employment services

When people engage in mortgage fraud, what sanctions follow? That depends. Let’s have a simple look at three individuals who had a role in mortgage fraud.

A federal judge sentenced Charlie Shrem, the CEO of a Bitcoin exchange company, to two years in prison on December 19, 2014. Prior to pleading guilty

Buy Books, Webinars, Consulting, Prison Professors Can Help You Click To Buy Now Residential Drug Abuse Program? What does it take to qualify? RDAP stands for

The government brought an 11-count indictment against David Jackson and Alex Hurt in the District of Connecticut. Jackson and Hurt allegedly used a number of

When grand juries charge defendants with criminal indictments, they should think logically about the totality of their predicament. I knew many people in prison who

Authorities arrested Rashid Minhas, a Chicago travel agent, on December 18. They charged him with operating a fraudulent scheme to sell travel packages that he did

Adam Samuels owned a business in Reno. His business offered consulting services to people who pursued government grants. The business proved lucrative, but either bad