Federal authorities are aggressively targeting alleged healthcare fraud in the home health and hospice industry. The Department of Justice has expanded its enforcement efforts, increased staffing, and is using advanced data analytics to identify suspected Medicare and Medicaid fraud, kickback schemes, and
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a The Complete Guide to Preparing for a Successful Transition Facing a federal prison sentence can be one of the most stressful experiences of your life. The uncertainty, fear, and unanswered questions can feel overwhelming. The good news is that your prison
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Maximize Your Federal Sentence Reduction Opportunities Federal inmates may be eligible to reduce time in prison and increase placement opportunities for home confinement, halfway house placement, or supervised release through the First Step Act (FSA) Earned Time Credits Program. At PPRSUS, we
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A Helping Individuals and Families Navigate the Federal Prison System Federal sentencing laws can be complex, and many incarcerated individuals and their families are unaware of the opportunities that may exist to reduce time in custody through good behavior, educational achievement, and
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Facing a federal indictment, presentence interview, or sentencing hearing can be one of the most stressful experiences of your life. Preparation, knowledge, and a clear strategy can help you present the strongest possible case for yourself and your future. The choices you
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To improve response to and preparation for extreme temperatures in Federal correctional facilities “Extreme temperatures inside federal prisons can pose life-threatening risks.”
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**Major Changes to Federal Sentencing Guidelines for White Collar Cases in 2026** The U.S. Sentencing Commission has approved significant amendments to the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, which will take effect on **November 1, 2026**, unless Congress intervenes. These changes primarily impact economic crime
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