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Prison consultant In this video, I touch on lessons learned from 100 career lectures at USC. I also share details of a call I received from a client's lawyer. The lawyer opened the call by mocking me, essentially saying that while our client thinks you are the "top federal prison consultant", I am not sure that is possible because you only served 18 months in federal prison. Not only did this lawyer mock my credentials, he questioned a strategy I suggested to help our client serve the shortest sentence in the most favorable prison. Rather than argue with him, I explained why the strategy works, and why it should be implemented. Evan, our client, was adamant about implementing the strategy. The question is did the lawyer come on board? I share the details in this video.

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I want to do this video, in part, because I received a call this morning from a defendant in North Carolina, actually not far from Wake Forest University, where I've done some speaking in the past. This defendant called after watching a video I filmed last year called 10 Ways to Get More Time in Prison and in that video I talked about if you don't accept responsibility, or disclose your substance abuse, or if you continue to spend really aggressively, if you owe restitution, if you don't engage in volunteer work, if you don't work openly with your lawyer, so I identified 10 things that I think could lead to a longer term in prison.

If so, learn how you can control your outcome by writing a persuasive and compelling first person sentencing narrative. We encourage white collar defendants to do more than let their lawyers express why they are worthy of the best outcome. To get the best federal prison sentence, you must take action, and be your own best advocate.