Thousands Could Qualify for Earlier Release as US Broadens Prison Time Credits

Prisoner-transfer treaties allow American citizens convicted in foreign countries to serve the balance of their sentences in US federal facilities. If there is the will, of “all” of the stakeholders. In a notable development in U.S. criminal justice policy, the Bureau of
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LOOKING FOR A PARDON OR CLEMENCY IN THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION?

I) CURRENTLY TAKING 1st PLACE: THE NON-TRADITIONAL APPROACH. INTERESTED? GIVE ME A CALL. WE CAN TRY – NO GUARANTEES. A lucrative “pardon-lobbying” cottage industry has surged around President Donald Trump’s second term. This is “who you know,” and do you have the
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Home Health, Hospice Fraud: DOJ Enforcement Is Expanding. Your Defense Should Be, Too.

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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ACCESS (OR LACK THEREOF) TO MEDICAL CARE IN PRISON. 2026

TOPICS: YOUR MEDICAL RECORD. The PRESENTENCE REPORT (PSR), CAN BE YOUR MEDICAL REFERRAL. PATIENT CARE. CATEGORIES AND SCOPE OF CARE STEEL TOE SAFETY BOOTS IN PRISONS | NIH: Shear-Reducing Insoles Prevent Foot Ulceration THE NEEDS OF AN AGING PRISON POPULATION MENTAL HEALTH
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The U.S. Sentencing Commission has approved significant amendments to the Federal Sentencing Guidelines

**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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Justice Department Is Pulling Back on Prosecuting White-Collar Corporate Crime

WSJ Prosecutors declined to charge businesses in a number of recent cases—despite believing that senior employees were involved in wrongdoing By Dave Michaels  and Sadie Gurman, July 18, 2026 The Justice Department has significantly decreased its use of criminal charges against corporations, opting
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2026 ‘PROPOSED’ AMENDMENT SENTENCING TABLES.

* Doug Passion, Set For Sentencing Ep. 130: What’s Crackin’ at the Sentencing Commission – Bombshell New Fed. Sentencing Proposals   A VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO, MY SUMMARY. l THE GUIDELINES: THE BEGINNING P k 40 Years ago Before The Guidelines: 75%+ Non-Violent
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MEDICAL CARE IN THE BOP CONTINUES TO BE BOTH DELAYED AND DENIED.

A PHYSICIAN CONCERNED WITH BREAST CANCER DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT, ORDERED BY A COURT – IGNORED BY THE BOP. * COMPASSIONATE RELEASE FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT IS A CONTINUOUS FIGHT FOR LIFE. On December 23, 2025, a doctor found lumps in both breasts and
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FCA, MAY INCLUDE CRIMINAL CHARGES

Two Corinth Pharmacists Sentenced Chad Van Alstin | July 01, 2026 | Health Exec | Legal News Two former pharmacists sentenced in $800K healthcare fraud conspiracy Monday, June 29, 2026, U.S. Attorney’s Office, Northern District of Mississippi l Sometimes even the best legal defense doesn’t convince the court.
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WHAT’S NEW IN THE FEDERAL COURTS & THE BOP.

EARLY RELEASE TO HOME CONFINEMENT – ARE YOU ELIGIBLE? THE DEVIL IS IN ‘YOUR PREPARATION’  7-4-2026 PRISON FACILITY CLOSURES IN THE BOP * >< FEDERAL LEGAL NEWS AT ISSUE, Jun 29, 2026 The First Step Act allows eligible incarcerated individuals to earn time
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