Your Clients Have Fears – What Can You Tell Them? We are undergoing a major democratic upheaval that profoundly affects our government, its agencies, and our personal lives like never before! During this challenging time, your clients are understandably filled with anxiety
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YOU’RE A MAJOR HOSPITAL CEO * STILL, YOU’RE NOT IMMUNE FROM THE DOJ-HHS, WHITE-COLLAR TASK FORCE * MY OPINION. No matter your profession, the DOJ’s Criminal Division of their Health Care Fraud Unit has very deep financial pockets and a strong desire
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THIS COULD BE A REAL-LIFE STORY Jailed, Terrified, Not Yet Tried or Sentenced. For some reason, prosecutors are refusing to offer or accept any deals. At the same time, the prosecutor and judge may be very skeptical of anything he says or
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FACING THE DOJ USUALLY DOESN’T HAVE AN “UP” SIDE. ONE HOPES HIS LAWYERS ARE THERE TO PROVIDE HONEST AND POSSIBLY DIFFICULT TRUTHS. SO FAR COUNSEL APPEARS TO BE DEFENDING HIS ACTIONS (i.e., SELLING OFF ASSETS, SURRENDERING TO THE COURT), WHICH IS THEIR
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YOUR PROBATION OFFICER DURING YOUR INTERVIEW OR YOUR JUDGE AT SENTENCING? YOU CONTROL YOUR FUTURE. _____________ WHO DO YOU NEED ON YOUR SIDE? IS IT YOUR PROBATION OFFICER AT YOUR INTERVIEW (PSI) OR YOUR JUDGE? I’m Dr. Marc Blatstein. I’ve been where
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JUDGES UNDERSTAND THAT CRIMES DON’T HAPPEN IN A VACUUM – ONLY ‘YOU’ CAN SHARE YOUR STORY. INDICTED AND FACING PRISON. I’m Dr. Marc Blatstein. I’ve been where your clients are and am here to help them on their journey. With work, I
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QUALIFIED IMMUNITY. Federal Judge Carlton Reeves Delivers Another Urgent, Scathing Warning About the Supreme Court. ORDER GRANTING QUALIFIED IMMUNITY https://lnkd.in/e_-6S-rf Clarence Jamison wasn’t jaywalking.1 He wasn’t outside playing with a toy gun.2 He didn’t look like a “suspicious person.”3 He wasn’t suspected
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF KANSAS Court Orders Release to HH or HC – The Admin. Remedy §2241 A case for understanding The Administrative Remedy Process. Respondent Petitioner was sentenced to a term of imprisonment of 120 months, with 60 months of
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