Federal Criminal Investigations: FAQ’s
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT FEDERAL CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS The target of an investigation is a person whom prosecutors seek to charge with a federal crime. INTRODUCTION
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT FEDERAL CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS The target of an investigation is a person whom prosecutors seek to charge with a federal crime. INTRODUCTION
Become a better candidate for executive clemency, then develop tools, tactics, and resources to become a better candidate. If you are in prison, you probably
At the start of a criminal prosecution and follow-on prison sentence, most people are afraid of what comes next, including the collateral consequences of a
Prison Professors Talent: Who / What / Where / When / Why / How Who we Are: I’m Michael Santos, founder of Prison Professors. While
Retired Warden Scott Finley’s Background: Scott Finley retired after working with the Bureau of Prisons for 27 years. Every justice-impacted person can learn much from
Every person going to federal prison wants to get out early. The art of getting out early begins with good critical thinking skills in the
FEDERAL RESTITUTION: UPDATE & FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS At Elizabeth Holmes’ sentencing, the judge will impose fines and restitution for the loss amount involved in her
The Bureau of Prisons offers programs that will help people in prison prepare for early release. Participants who qualify may earn Federal Time Credits (FTC)
College funding returns to help people in prison prepare for lives of meaning and relevance and dignity upon release. Pell grants open opportunities for success
Copyright © 2024 · Prison Professors Charitable Corporation · Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
Please note: Any prior consumer offers and/or products/services mentioned in historical Prison Professors content or platforms are no longer available. PrisonProfessors.com is part of the Prison Professors Charitable Corporation.