Our Programs
We are Providing The Most Compassionate & Personal Federal White Collar Consulting Services
Pre-Sentence Investigation
Pre-Sentence Investigation assistance and preparation:
PSI review and work with members of our team to prepare for your interview. We’ll prep and review together to get the best possible outcome to be best prepared for the most important interview of your life.
“Overall, I believe that my experience and expertise as a white-collar crime advisor make me well-equipped to help people understand all stages of the judicial process and mitigation techniques, as well as helping with pre-sentence investigations. I understand that this can be a very stressful and overwhelming time for my clients, and I am committed to providing them with the support and guidance they need to get through the process and achieve the best possible outcome.”
Post Incarceration/Re-Entry
Embarking on the journey of post-incarceration and re-entry demands a tailored approach that addresses the multifaceted challenges ahead. Sam Mangel stands as your dedicated guide, offering comprehensive support to prepare you and your family for the complexities of life beyond prison walls.
Commissary Management Expertise:
Understanding and managing your commissary is crucial for a smooth re-entry. Sam offers practical advice and strategies to navigate the commissary system, ensuring you have the essentials for a comfortable transition.
Understanding RDAP
Understanding RDAP. Admission requirements and procedures for documenting:
- Sentencing Preparation and Designation Assistance
- Pre-Surrender Counseling and Preparation for you and your family
- Work with our licensed professional if needed
THE FIRST STEP AND SECOND CHANCE ACTS
Embarking on a journey through the federal justice system, the First Step Act and Second Chance Act stand as beacons of hope for those seeking rehabilitation and a second chance at a brighter future.
First Step Act: Maximizing Time Credits for Reduced Incarceration
The First Step Act represents a landmark in criminal justice reform, providing opportunities for individuals to earn valuable time credits and, in turn, reduce their time in prison. Sam Mangel is dedicated to guiding you through the intricacies of the First Step Act, ensuring that you not only understand its provisions but also strategically earn the maximum amount of time credits available. With Sam’s expertise, you can navigate this pivotal step toward a swifter and more rehabilitative incarceration experience.
Legal Disclaimer
We expressly and explicitly state that WE ARE NOT LAWYERS and we do not offer legal advice. We cannot file motions in any court of law. We work with lawyers, and we can recommend a lawyer for you to consider.
Federal White Collar Consultant
Prison consultants are individuals or organizations that provide guidance and advice to individuals and their families who are facing incarceration or have already been incarcerated.
My unique combination of knowledge, experience, and skills makes me stand out amongst other advisors.
We’re here to protect your business, life and much more…
Sam Mangel’s Mission is to help people who are having the same problem he once had!
Sam Mangel
Federal White Collar Advisor
My name is Sam Mangel and I’m pleased to reveal the back story of how I came to work with people going through the federal justice system. After all, I’m asking you to trust me. It’s only fair that I reveal my background so you will have a better idea of who I am and how I got here. My pathway to working with my team began long ago.
On April 12, 2016, at 7:00 am, I heard a knock on the door of my home. I went and opened it to find about eight people. They wore blue windbreakers with large FBI letters stenciled on them.
Maintaining Attorney-Client Privilege in Federal Prison Communications
Attorney-client privilege is at risk in federal prisons. Inmates face significant challenges maintaining private communications with their lawyers due to strict monitoring policies, especially with electronic communication. Here's what you need to know: Email...
How Long Do You Have to Self-Surrender to Federal Prison?
Self-surrender allows eligible defendants to voluntarily report to their assigned federal prison instead of being taken into custody immediately after sentencing. Typically, you’ll have 30 to 60 days to prepare, but the exact timeline depends on factors like your risk...
Why You Need a Federal Prison Consultant on Your Legal Team
Federal criminal cases are complex, high-stakes situations that require more than just legal expertise—they demand a full team. While your defense attorney focuses on courtroom strategy, my role as a federal prison consultant is to prepare you for what comes next:...
8 Tips for Successful Post-Incarceration Reintegration
Rebuilding life after incarceration is challenging, but it’s possible with the right steps. This guide outlines 8 practical tips to help formerly incarcerated individuals transition back into society successfully. These focus on key areas like housing, employment,...
Family Support Guide: Coping With Federal Incarceration
Dealing with a loved one’s federal incarceration is overwhelming, especially when distance, costs, and emotional strain make staying connected difficult. But maintaining strong family bonds during this time can improve outcomes for everyone involved. Here’s a quick...
7 Steps to Prepare for Federal Pre-Sentence Investigation
A defendant's Federal Pre-Sentence Investigation (PSI) is critical in determining sentencing, prison programs, and post-release conditions. Here's a quick summary to help you prepare effectively and present yourself in the best light: Gather Documents: Collect...
5 Strategies for Effective Character Reference Letters
When it comes to federal sentencing, a well-crafted character reference letter can make a powerful impact. Judges don’t just look at legal arguments—they also consider personal stories that reveal the defendant’s character, remorse, and potential for rehabilitation. A...
How to Write an Effective Court Character Reference Letter
Discover the purpose of character letters for court and how they can impact your case. Sam Mangel Federal Prison Consultant provides essential insights!
How Does the Federal BOP Commissary Work?
One of the most common questions I get from white-collar offenders preparing for federal incarceration is about the prison commissary—how it works, what can be purchased, and how to ensure they have access to the necessities and small comforts that can make their time...
Housing After Prison: How a Prison Consultant Could Help You Navigate Housing Transition
Learn how a prison consultant can help you find housing after prison. Sam Mangel Federal Prison Consultant offers expert guidance for your fresh start!
Get A Free Consultation
In addition to my personal knowledge and unique insight, I have a wealth of experience representing clients in white-collar criminal matters. Call me today to learn more about how I can assist you. 561-490-4544