https://youtu.be/Ie5zIiW69qo Ins and Outs of Contraband in Federal Prison Camps, and Why a Consultant Can Help Access to cell phones and other contraband in federal prison camps, despite being strictly prohibited, occurs through various illicit means. The smuggling of these items is a serious concern for prison administration due to the security risks they pose. …
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https://youtu.be/-piAvYTV3jA Not an official term, “Inmate.Com” is still one of the most common – and important – terms when discussing the federal prison system. It is a slang term which refers to the informal communication network among inmates within a prison or across the wider prison system. Put another way, it is the “grapevine” or …
https://youtu.be/CuXbgSK-Y8Y In the U.S. federal system, a term of supervised release can, in certain circumstances, be terminated early. Here’s a breakdown of the process and considerations: 1. Statutory Requirements: According to 18 U.S.C. § 3583(e)(1), after an individual has served at least one year of supervised release, the court may terminate the term of supervised release and …
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https://youtu.be/seJ7DPRbvIA Hiring a Federal Prison Consultant can complement the services provided by an attorney in several ways. While attorneys are trained in legal representation, a Federal Prison Consultant typically has expertise in the specific nuances of the federal prison system, often based on firsthand experience. Remember that even the best attorney has never been in …
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Yesterday, August 24th, the United States Sentencing Commission approved, by a majority vote, allowed for delayed retroactive application of Amendment 821 relating to criminal history—meaning that certain currently incarcerated individuals could be eligible for reduced sentences made effective beginning on February 1, 2024. This new ruling could dramatically affect you or your loved one if you …
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https://youtu.be/2OU2vd2rMoY If you’re facing charges for a white-collar crime or anticipate potentially being charged, protecting your assets and your family’s financial well-being is understandably a priority. However, tread carefully: attempts to shield assets can, if done improperly, result in further criminal charges or adverse legal consequences. It’s crucial to seek legal advice from both a …
When I was arrested in 2016, the first thing that I wondered was why? The second thing that came to my mind, and continued not only that day, but until I was release from my 60 month sentence after 21 months was, how will this affect my family? What will my charges to do my wife? Will …
Sam Mangel: Federal White Collar Prison Consultant Graces the Pages of South Florida’s Simply the Best Magazine Sam Mangel, renowned for his expert guidance and consultancy in the Federal White Collar Prison field, recently earned a coveted spot in South Florida’s premier publication, Simply the Best Magazine. This honor underscores his dedication, professionalism, and the …
Restitution, or reimbursing those who may have suffered financial losses due to crimes you have been charged with, is usually a crucial component of resolving white collar crimes. Whether or not you should make restitution prior to your sentencing is an individual decision, and it is generally advisable to consult with your attorney before …
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You may not know that it is possible to change or influence your federal prison camp designation before you surrender, but there are multiple steps you can take which may help. If you would like to change your designation prior to surrendering, the following options may be available to you: 1. Contact Your Consultant: If you’re …
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