Do you know how many people face charges in federal court each year? More than 75,000 people each year see a document that says The United States of America versus their last name. Of those 75,000 people who face a federal criminal indictment, more than 10,000 do not consider themselves criminals. They believe that they will never see the inside of a federal prison.
Unfortunately, most are deluding themselves.
According to a Department of Justice website, more than 90% of all people charged as criminal defendants in federal court are found guilty. That means they must proceed through a presentence investigation. They proceed through a sentencing hearing. They find themselves having to say goodbye to family and serve lengthy sentences in federal prisons.
Where do they turn for guidance?
Through the MichaelSantos.com and Prisonprofessor.com, I’ve provided an abundance of content. Recently, I established a formal partnership with my friend Justin Papery to merge my websites with both FederalPrisonAdvice.com and Etikallc.com. Together, Justin and I intend to broaden our services to reach the 10,000 people each year who need to prepare for prison. We’re going to initiate an out-bound marketing campaign that will more defendants understand the different services we provide, including prison consulting. Justin will serve as the prison consultant, while I work on more macro issues to serve the needs of our clients.