Federal Prison Consultant
Consulting Those Entering the Federal Bureau of Prisons
Bob has worked with thousands of federal prisoners before, during and after their terms of incarceration. He knows their apprehensions upon entering the Bureau of Prisons. A federal prison consultant should not only know what it is like in the prison but the laws and regulations that govern it. Additionally, the consultant should have a working knowledge of the BOP system and be current in its policies and upcoming changes. With over 30 years experience in the federal courts and the federal prison system, Bob keeps current through the many associates he has who remain working in the systems.
The trauma of sentencing is difficult on its own. But once the realization that custody is inevitable, the questions come of :
- Where will I be designated?
- What can I bring to the institution?
- Who can visit?
- When can they visit?
- What will happen if I have a medical condition?
- Can I bring prescribed medications?
- When can I release through a half way house?
- What if I want to release to another place upon my release?
etc.
There is significant pressure on an individual who is about to enter the Federal Bureau of Prisons. To help them understand what to expect can greatly reduce their apprehensions.
The benefits of using Bob are many. He has worked in the federal criminal justice system from pretrial through post release supervision (term of supervised release). He has been inside several prisons, conducting presentations and prerelease hearings. Today he continues to meet with those pending trial, waiting sentencing, in BOP facilities (including halfway houses) and on terms of supervised release.
There is no charge for a consultation with Bob to see if you would like to use his services. Fees are negotiated on a case by case basis.
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