Top 10 Federal Prison Camp Checklist: White Collar 101

www.FederalPrisonAdvice.com for free book/ 818-424-2220/ [email protected]

White Collar 101: Top 10 Federal Prison Surrender Checklist - Justin Paperny shares insights and strategies to surrender to federal prison successfully, and to make best use of your prison experience.


Hi. This is Justin Paperny back with another white-collar one-on-one video. Today we’re going to talk about our Top 10 checklist before surrendering to federal prison. I didn’t have this checklist before I surrendered to TAFT federal prison camp in April 2008. As many of you might know if you read my book lessons from prison, I wasn't really that willing to preparer; I was living in denial. And rather than preparing or going through a valuable checklist, I was gorging myself at restaurants like Tito’s tacos, which is a landmark here in Los Angeles, playing a lot of golf, doing everything but really to prepare for the inevitable, which was that I was going to be surrendering to prison. So, I do these videos and I do this work in part because I want people to be better prepared than me, because too many defendants going to the prison system are totally blind, and hopefully a video like this helps remove some of the anxieties that come with surrendering. And I know the anxiety, because I've been there. So, I want to help.
So, let’s go to detail number one. Surrender details. If you’re surrendering to prison, you better make sure that you're ready. What do you need? First and foremost make sure the receiving prison has your pre-sentence investigation. Make sure they have your paperwork. Simply ask your lawyer to call the prison to confirm they have it. If they don't, they can hold you in segregation or the shoe until they actually receive it. They have to confirm you’re classified in the correct prison, you’re designated there, and your paperwork will certainly help. So, we want to make sure they have your paperwork. If your lawyer is non-responsive or unwilling to call, then you’re going to have to take some matters into your own hand. I can help; I can offer you some advice, but frankly your lawyer should be willing to make that call presuming you are in a good standing and you ask them to. I don’t think it’s a huge request frankly.
Now, couple of other points on the surrender. Get there a few hours early. So, if it says 2 o’clock, get there at 11 o’clock to ensure you are there before the guards; have a shift. You don’t have to worry about speeding. There are a lot of tickets that are given in some of these prison towns with cops just waiting, knowing people are going to be getting to the prison. So, get there preferably early and make sure they have your paperwork. And money- I’ll put up an address here. Do not surrender with money. You want it to either send it to Western Union or send it to the address in Iowa. That Western Union will take two to four hours, so you can do it that same day, or if you’re going to do it through the regular, you know mail, and send it to the address in Iowa it will take just a couple of days.
Visit:
[email protected] - 818-424-2220
Visit https://www.whitecollaradvice.com to access our federal prison blogs
   / federalprisonadvice  
  / justinpaperny  
  / whitecollaradvice  

Phone : - +1 818-424-2220

23679 Calabasas Rd, Suite 905

Calabasas, CA 91302 California