The Presentence Report (PSR) I) Preparation This includes an inclusive biographical history: Past and Current Medical and Mental Healthcare needs Medications Substance abuse Medical Devices needed ADL (Activities of Daily Living), PADL (Prison Activities of Daily Living) II) Your Narrative Express remorse,
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Federal Rules of Civil Procedure › TITLE V. DISCLOSURES AND DISCOVERY › Rule 35. Physical and Mental Examinations Rule 35. Physical and Mental Examinations (a) Order for an Examination. (1) In General. The court where the action is pending may order a party whose mental or physical
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The Use of Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 35(b) Offenders who cooperate with the government in its efforts to prosecute others can receive credit for their “substantial assistance” in at least two ways. The most common and most analyzed method is through
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During the ABA’s 36th National Institute on White Collar Crime, the Biden administration announced their intention to combat corporate crime better. Their intention is earnest about going after financial and corporate crime. Their target audience for that message is the private sector,
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Who Served the Most Time In Prison? Ex-Cons Rank Themselves Who Do You Think? -You Can Never Know- YOU TOO CAN CHANGE YOUR NARRATIVE Second Chances Happen
BOP Medical “CARE LEVEL” I-IV STRUCTURE CARE LEVEL IV) Federal Medical Centers 24/7/365 Nursing and Medicare Care, All Security Levels CARE LEVEL I) Under 70, limited medications and clinic visits, healthy. CARE LEVEL III) Does not qualify for 24/7/365 nursing care Assistance
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Examples of No Copay – With Staff Referrals • Blood pressure monitoring; • Glucose monitoring; • Insulin injections; • Chronic Care Clinics; • Testing for tuberculosis; • Vaccinations; • Wound care; and • Patient education, etc. Follow-up treatment for chronic conditions •
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You’re a Post-COVID Long-Hauler: You are not a CARE LEVEL III candidate, and You can only accomplish some of your Activities of Daily Living (ADL) You’re not capable of, Maintaining work and Program hours Standing or hearing “Count Times” Getting out of
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Your Personal Narrative Express remorse and understanding for 1) the victim’s pain, and suffering, 2) and the pain it caused your family. Your Personal Narrative: Agree with the court as to the: 1) seriousness of the crime, without 2) minimizing the seriousness of the
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The Presentence Interview Investigation Report The Personal Narrative Start preparation as early as possible after your conviction, * Your attorney should reach out to the Probation Officer * When is the initial Presentence Report “date due” * Defense can be 1st to
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