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The Shasta County mother who was charged with multiple counts of mail fraud and making false statements for a staged kidnapping in 2016, is out of federal prison six months early.

Former FTX crypto exchange CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, just extradited to the United States from a prison in the ...

This hour on The Colin McEnroe Show, incarcerated content producers share TikTok videos, podcasts, and journalism to challenge perceptions of prison life.

In the US, the criminal 'one per cent' are using a service that helps them get moved to 'holiday-camp' jails and serve less time

duggar in danger Josh Duggar jailed where inmate was MURDERED as experts warn child porn charges could make him ‘target for attacks’ Alex Diaz Updated: 14:24 ET, May 5 2021 JOSH Duggar is jailed where an inmate was killed in a violent prisoner-on-prisoner murder less than two years ago, as experts warn the child porn charges could make him a “target for attacks,” The Sun can exclusively reveal.  Josh, 33, has been detained at the Washington County Detention Center in Fayetteville, Ark...

Justin Paperny, 45, is a business owner and former federal inmate currently based in Irvine, California. While working as an investment banker at UBS, Paperny was involved with a fraudulent hedge fund that was part of a Ponzi scheme. He pleaded guilty in 2007 to conspiracy to commit mail, wire, and securities fraud and was stripped of his licenses to sell stocks and real estate.

I was a stockbroker at UBS who went to prison for fraud. Now Im a white-collar prison consultant who helps high-profile clients get through their time in lockup - heres what my job is like. insider@insider.com (Jenny Powers) © Justin Paperny Justin Paperny is the founder of White Collar Advice. Justin Paperny Justin Paperny, 45, is a business owner and former federal inmate currently based in Irvine, California. While working as an investment banker at UBS, Paperny was involv...

Paperny fought his case in court for three years before pleading guilty. Justin Paperny I was 33 years old. I was tired and angry. After three and a half years in court, I was actually kind of relieved to begin my sentence and start getting credit for serving time.  Within a few hours of surrendering that morning in 2008, I went from being Justin Paperny to Inmate #44499-112. Reality hit as I was handcuffed, strip searched, fing...

See you then. >> dana: senate set to take up criminal justice reform tomorrow, with vote expected soon. the bill would give judges discretion in sentencing nonviolent offenders, improve rehab for ex-cons and expand prisoner programs, plus allow supervised early release for some prisoners. joined by a georgetown law professor and co-founder of prison professors. good to have you back. what do you like about this bill? >> i like the main principle behind the first step act, which is 97% of people ...