Prison Professors 

Resilience: Preparing for Life in Federal Prison Article: The first time I saw Greg, I knew that he didn’t belong in prison. He was in

Commutation of Sentence for people in federal prison Article: During the 9,500 days that I served in federal prison, I thought it strange that few

Understanding Executive Clemency Article: When authorities arrested me, on August 11, 1987, I understood that my life had changed. I made the wrong decision. Instead

Hi everyone, it’s Eli the intern here. I recently had the opportunity to hear Michael Santos speak at one of my classes at UC Berkeley,

Navigating the Legal Labyrinth: Preparing for Post-Conviction Litigation from Federal Prison Article: The prospect of spending time in federal prison can intensify feelings of fear

First Step Act and You If a person faces time in federal prison, that person should read more and learn more about the First Step

Learn How to Help yourself Article: To navigate the prison system successfully, a person must start with a clear understanding. After a federal criminal charge,

How to Make the Most of a Federal Prison Experience Article: I remember a song that Frank Sinatra used to sing: New York, New York.

Life after Federal Prison Article: Preparing for a successful reentry into society after release from federal prison is a crucial phase that demands foresight, planning,