IF YOU HEAR RUMORS, GET A TARGET LETTER, OR HAVE AN IN-PERSON VISIT FROM THE FBI, YOU NEED LEGAL REPRESENTATION.
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HEALTHCARE, LAW, BUSINESS, OR CONGRESSMAN; THE DOJ DOESN’T CARE WHO THEY’VE INDICTED.
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IF YOU ARE NOT SURE WHAT TO DO FIRST, START WITH A FREE CONSULTATION FOR YOU OR A LOVED ONE. THIS IS MY PERSONAL CELL (240.888.7778), I ANSWER AND RETURN ALL OF MY CALLS. – Dr. Marc
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If you have received a Target Letter or hear rumors that the FBI is asking questions, do Not Wait To Get legal representation. This happened to me, and I initially thought, “This is crazy,” but it’s not. By the time you find out, you are the last one to know, as the DOJ’s Case and Conviction Rate is 98%. Please listen, learn, and act
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Judge Robert Scola
“Criminal defense attorneys should emulate their death penalty colleagues… start preparing for sentencing ASAP”
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It is of utmost importance to commence the preparation for sentencing at an early stage as The DOJ has a 98% Conviction Rate, and the target ultimately ends up confronting prison. This proactive approach to knowledge and preparation can help alleviate potential anxiety, allowing for a thorough assessment of the case’s strengths and weaknesses to be conducted. By doing so, the defendant can ensure they present the best case to the judge and potentially receive the best possible outcome.
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Listen to the video – if this is you, please consider starting to interview attorneys. You know the Feds are asking questions before anything else, so it’s essential to find a White-Collar Attorney specializing in Federal Criminal Defense, taking cases like yours, and practicing in Federal Court. It’s crucial to ask questions beforehand to avoid regrets after sentencing. You don’t want to discover that your defense was “missing in action” later, as it may be too late to act. Remember, this is your life, and a redo can be time-consuming, expensive, and may be impossible.
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QUESTIONS YOU’D LIKE ANSWERS TO – BEFOREHAND.
- Is prison safe?
- Will I have to go to jail?
- Which is better, Trial or Plea?
- What kind of documents do I need?
- What or who do you ask?
- How long will this take?
- Questions upon questions, and who do I call?
- What do you need to know and be prepared to do?
- If you’re willing to participate in your defense, let’s talk – You Have Nothing To Lose.
We are not Attorneys; you need Legal Representation.
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In this video, I discuss how to conduct effective interviews with attorneys and provide guidance on key questions to ask.
Start by obtaining several referrals, just as I did when I asked for patient referrals before my surgery. After speaking with a few attorneys, request to see their Sentencing Memos for cases like yours to compare their style and content. If HIPAA comes up, they can redact personal information in PDF documents. If the memos are too similar, consider consulting with another attorney.
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- Now comes the law, which Attorneys know, but the nuances of navigating prison are not part of a traditional defense, as most attorneys haven’t been to jail, which is good. Further, they don’t have the hours to get to know you, your background, and the events that have occurred to you since childhood until today that resulted in your current criminal charge.
- They’re likely great lawyers but don’t have the staff or time to learn “who you are and why these events happened,” which is relevant to your charges and will be important to your judge. It’s not that simple, but it is.
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BE TRUTHFUL WITH YOUR ATTORNEY. OTHERWISE, THEY CAN NOT BE PROPERLY PREPARED TO DEFEND YOU.
- Dealing with a federal indictment can be an incredibly challenging experience. Have you taken the necessary steps to prepare for your upcoming sentencing hearing and Presentence Interview, which could significantly impact your future?
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YOUR JUDGE SEES A LOT OF DEFENDANTS – HOW WILL YOU STAND OUT?
INCLUDING YOUR NARRATIVE IN YOUR PRESENTENCE REPORT WILL HELP HUMANIZE YOU TO YOUR JUDGE.
Federal Judge Mark Bennett comments on the importance of Your ALLOCUTION.
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Are You Prepared to Speak to Your Judge?
I. PREPARATION, IN ADDITION TO YOUR ATTORNEY’S EFFORTS – INCLUDES KNOWING
- What Goes Into the Reentry Plan?
- Stakeholders – who and what are they?
- What Goes Into the Personal Narrative?
- What Goes Into Preparing to Self-Surrender?
- What Goes Into a Comprehensive Presentence Interview?
II. If You Know Where You Fall In The Sentencing Guidelines, you can see if your actions reflect a lower Offense Level number:
- Tax Fraud Table
- Financial Crimes, Table
- Drug (Tables) Crimes, with
- Sentence Enhancements
III. What Do Federal Judges Across the Country Want To Hear From You?
We are not Attorneys; you need Legal Representation.
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* Consider including experts as part of your legal team from the start: Sentencing Mitigation, BOP Placement, Personal Narrative, and Reentry Planning
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Visit My YouTube VIDEO SERIES: “YOU’VE BEEN INDICTED – NOW WHAT”
- If you’re INDICTED or are facing INDICTMENT, what you do next should be based on a strategic set of decisions. Part of this was my story, which was the opposite of everything I recommend on my website and YouTube. Why? Because I was terrified and lacked all of the Knowledge (with no Preparation), I am sharing with you today—really! As the video is a PowerPoint presentation, there is a lot here. I hope it’s easy to understand.
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PPRS Provides Personalized White-Collar
Presentence Interview and Narrative Preparation
BOP Placement Request Options Presented in a Court-Ready Format (This is our BOP Packet For Presentation To The Court, which includes The Programs Supporting Your Placement Request, Example –FPC Alderson).