Are you worth it?

You may be asking yourself right now, "Why would I purchase Jail Time and the services of PCG Consulting?" My question to you is this, "Can you afford not to?" Currently, the federal government through the Department of Justice has taken a strong stance on the prosecution of "white-collar crime". White-collar criminals today are taking the brunt of the prosecution as compared to those white-collar criminals from years ago. There is no more Club Fed in the Bureau of Prisons’ system. More and more white-collar criminals today are ending up at higher security prisons. It is not automatic any longer for white-collar criminals to go to a Federal Prison Camp. Those days are over. It is not automatic any longer for white-collar criminals to be sentenced to a facility close to their home and family. Prison overcrowding has made it much more difficult for a defendant to go to the prison of his choice. Defendants are now designated to facilities that have available space and that are consistent with the defendant’s security designation.

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White-collar criminals can no longer expect to serve the last six months of their sentences in a halfway house let alone home confinement. The only defendants eligible of receiving six months in a half way house currently are those who have sentences greater than seventy-two (72) months or who have graduated from the 500-Hour Residential Drug Abuse Program. Even judicial recommendations do not guarantee that a defendant may receive:

• Designation to a Federal Prison Camp, or
• Designation to a Federal Prison near his residence and family, or
• Guaranteed stay of six months in a halfway house or home confinement, or
• Guaranteed admission to the 500-Hour Residential Drug Abuse Program, and even if you graduate from the program, you may not be guaranteed a sentence reduction if you have certain items in your PSI which may disqualify you.

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56 More Reasons to buy Jail Time

There are some aspects of federal prison that even your attorney may not be familiar with. We are specialists; experts at positioning you to take advantage of the Bureau of Prisons’ programs and policies.

We know what items in your past may hurt your chances for admission to the 500-Hour Residential Drug Abuse Program and other Bureau programs. These items need to be explained if they are in your Pre-Sentencing Investigation Interview and your subsequent Pre-Sentencing Investigation Report. These are just two reasons to buy Jail Time, but Jail Time provides you with 56 more reasons listed below:

1. BOP’s Admission and Orientation Manual
2. Inmate Security Designation
3. Federal Prison Camp Criteria
4. Satellite Federal Prison Camps
5. BOP Staff Statistics
6. BOP Inmate Statistics
7. Federal Court and Sentencing
8. DOJ Prosecution Process
9. Bond Release & Pretrial Services
10. Remand to U.S. Marshal s Service
11. Self-Surrender vs. Remand to Custody
12. Pre-Sentence Investigation- PSI
13. PSI Interview
14. PSI Report, "the Bible"
15. Trial, Verdict, and Sentencing
16. Inmate Transportation, Con Air
17. Packing for Prison
18. Prisons’ Unwritten Rules
19. Arrival at Prison
20. Unit Team Meeting

21. Financial Responsibility
22. Custody Classification
23. Prison Camp vs. Federal Prison
24. Controlled Movement, Counts
25. Central Inmate Monitoring (CIM)
26. Commissary Shopping
27. Prison’s Black Market
28. Inmate Food and Meals
29. Disciplinary Process
30. Inmate Appeals
31. Education
32. Entertainment
33. Health Services
34. Housing, Cubes, Cells, Cellies
35. Inmate Mail, Do’s and Don’ts
36. Recreation and Weights
37. 500-Hour Residential Drug Program
38. Religion
39. Telephone, Do’s and Don’ts
40. Visiting, Do’s and Don’ts
41. Inmate Work Assignments
42. Post-Prison Life
43. Release Preparation Program
44. Halfway House Life
45. Home Confinement
46. Supervised Release
47. Facility Designation,
48. BOP Forms
49. Prison Terms and Language
50. Questions and Answers
51. Second Chance Act
52. Inmate Furloughs
53. New Legislation affecting sentence length, inmate programs, and inmate life
54. Jobs after prison
55. Regaining your rights
56. Expunging or clearing your record

You are worth it!

The fifty-six subjects listed above only represent one-third of the subjects covered in Jail Time. Jail Time is a comprehensive compilation of invaluable information about federal incarceration and how to prepare for it.

Jail Time is only the first step. Jail Time explains what you are about to face and what you should expect. Contact PCG Consulting to learn all the benefits we can do for you and your family. Contact us today.

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