A 5K1 CANNOT GUARANTEE HOW YOUR JUDGE WILL RULE AT SENTENCING. * * * * WHEN THE JUDGE SURPRISED EVERYONE AT SENTENCING The sentencing hearing begins as expected. Both the defense and prosecution have agreed on a reasonable range. The defendant’s preparation
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THREE SEX-OFFENDER DEATHS FROM SEPTEMBER TO NOVEMBER, 2025 USP COLEMAN II MIAMI FDC GREENVILLE FCI O O F I) FEDERAL PRISON: Sex Offender Management Program (SOMP) The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) designates specific institutions nationwide to provide Sex Offender Management Program
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When you and your attorney commit to taking a case to trial, it’s because the strategy supports it. Trust in your counsel’s experience is crucial. And with a strong defense, acquittals are not just possible—they do happen. Not being a lawyer, my
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“THE BUCK STOPS HERE” President Harry S. Truman After years of struggling to staff some of the country’s toughest prisons, the Federal Bureau of Prisons is now watching its officers leave for higher-paying jobs at ICE. The Trump administration’s deportation push has
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REMEMBER: Compliant Billing Practices (Yours) Is What Government Monitors Will Focus On Starting 1/2026, CMS will start a standardized flat payment rate of $127.28/cm². A Biological products licensed under Section 351 of the Public Health Service Act (PHS Act) will continue to
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Menstruating in Correctional Facilities, Sometimes Ending in Mistreatment, Infractions (or Charges).
PPI review of prison regulations and accounts from incarcerated individuals reveals troubling patterns in how the correctional system punishes people for menstruation. We analyze rules from all states, the District of Columbia, and the federal Bureau of Prisons, showing how many allow
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Trump’s Efforts to Minimize the January 6th Insurrection. Jan. 1, 2025 – Nov. 10, 2025 Donald Trump’s approach to presidential clemency marked a sharp departure from historical norms, revealing a pattern in which loyalty and political utility often outweighed justice or rehabilitation.
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Forgotten Service, Lasting Wounds: Military Veterans and the Death Penalty Posted on Nov 10, 2025 The Death Penalty Information Center (DPIC) reports that many veterans have been executed without juries being given meaningful information about their military service. Many of these veterans
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Nearly half of all incarcerated individuals are held in rural jails and prisons, which puts them at risk of losing access to hospitals. The Trump administration’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” is expected to lead to the closure of many rural hospitals.
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A Compelling Autobiographical Narrative. It helps your Legal Defense Team and Sentence. * “Don’t wait to think about sentencing advocacy,” since 99 percent of federal criminal clients will be facing sentencing, start preparing the case for sentencing early on. –Federal Judge Robert
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