Category: Federal Prison
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White Collar’s “Drug Conspiracy” Over 50,000 inmates in Federal Prison are there because of a “drug conspiracy”. Many of those inmates in Federal Prison don’t know their co-defendants, may have never actually been caught with drugs, money or guns or sold to a confidential informant. They made it into federal prison on the sworn testimony…
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We’ve had over 150 Early Terminations Granted In The Last Year, Over half the Probation Officer has Opposed. Just about every inmate that comes out of Federal Prison has a term of supervision after release. The supervision can be tricky, some POs are good but others aren’t so much. When you’re doing the things you’re…
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Public Comments Open On 2025 Sentencing Amendments Until March 18, 2025 here Every year the United Sates Sentencing Commission proposes new sentencing guideline amendments. Those amendments follow the same calendar schedule, every year. The amendments are proposed in January/February. The public can comment until March. The amendments are voted on in May. Retroactivity is voted…
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2490 Adults In Custody Received Clemency on Friday January 17, 2025. We’ve had so many contacts asking us when they will get out. There are a wide variety of dates. Some inmates are being released on mass release dates starting February 17, 2025. Others had their sentences readjusted. The new total sentence is from the…
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Here is the official clemency list from whitehouse.gov which includes 2490 individuals. NAME REG. NO. JOHN ABNEY 59761-056 REGINAL ALEXANDER 28519-171 NEKHENT ALI 34432-057 BILLY ALLEN 29202-076 BURNELL ALLEN 33006-034 RANDOLPH ALVIN 18035-104 HERB ANDERSON 19119-078 JONATHAN ANDRADE 00556-138 DERWIN ANDREWS 55918-510 KODY ARDOIN 26348-078 DONTAY ARMSTRONG 35349-058 DURANDELL ARMSTRONG 10972-510 ADRIAN ARRINGTON 73982-509 STOKLEY…
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Snitching On Moms, Snitching on Partners The Opioid Pandemic Was Messier Than It Seemed Federal Prison Tips founder and host of Beyond The Narrative: Crime and Punishment, sat down with Jason Votrobek, one of the money men behind the nationwide opioid pandemic that originated in Florida. The George brothers are the most well known names…
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Federal Prison Tips Doesn’t Just Give Tips Off The Internet We Help Free People, Over 150 of them to date Federal Prison Tips is all about helping people, mostly “newbies” understand the federal prison process. What will they be facing as they go from federal court to federal prison? This is all based on the…
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Changes Proposed to Inmate Financial Responsibility Program The IFRP or Inmate Financial Responsibility Program is the program in the Federal Bureau of Prisons where the BOP takes money out of an inmates “trust fund” or “commissary” account to cover court costs, fines and restitution. The IFRP program was implemented in 1987 to ensure that inmates…
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This Clip From HBO’S Generation Hustle Explains Why I Didn’t Get To Self Report To Federal Prison Many of our clients, supporters and followers on social media are facing Federal Prison and are able to self report after sentencing. In many of our 800 tip videos across Tiktok, Instagram and Youtube talk about self reporting,…
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With nearly 2 decades of major market radio experience and the successful launch of media sites like thedroidguy.com (the first ever consumer facing Android website in the world), nibletz.com (the voice of startups everywhere else) and Federal Prison Tips LLC, I have always been encouraged to do a podcast. With my own media experience I…
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What Are Some Of The Things You Should Get On Your First Trip To Commissary In Federal Prison All 121 Active Federal Prison Institutions have some sort of commissary. The commmissary is the store that inmates goto to pick up the things they need like hygeine products, first aid products, recreational clothing, under garments, food…
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Rod C was on his second federal prison bid and the government was strongly opposed to early termination, he was still granted based on the reply we helped him with.
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“Ineffective Assistance” Is a Favorite of Jailhouse Lawyers But Is It Really Effective? If you’re in Federal Prison reading this (we won’t report you like others) but you’re probably considering “ineffective assistance of counsel” or a 2255, but is that really effective? According to the latest Justice Department data and a search of real time…
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Too Many Federal Inmates Have Had This Happen To Them Finding yourself the defendant in a Federal Criminal Court Case may be one of the hardest things you’ll ever endure. Most likely you’ve heard the statistics, the government’s winning percentage is in the very high 90’s. Some say 98% others say 96%. Either one is…
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To Reach Federal Prison Tips Staff call 407-434-0175 When we started Federal Prison Tips, Federal Prison Consultants we never imagined we would grow so quickly. Today we see over 2 million views per month on TikTok, have a very active tiktoklive (Sundays at 8pm Eastern and Monday-Thursday at 6pm Eastern). To facilitate that we’ve needed…
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Yes in most states felons can vote check out this story at Federal Prison Tips to see how. you can vote
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After Doing Time Himself, Jelly Roll Gives Back To The Incarcerated Some celebrities support the justice impacted because they think it’s cool or the “in thing” to do. Not country and hip hop sensation Jelly Roll. The 39 year old, Jelly Roll, did time himself on drug charges and now goes an extra mile (or…
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Despite an outcry on the Internet Steve Bannon did not get out early on First Step Act because he wasn’t eligible for First Step Act Credit find out more at federalprisontips.com
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Acquitted Conduct Amendment Takes Effect November 1st, Many Don’t Understand What It is. After President Joe Biden took office he sat the first complete United States Sentencing Commission in over 7 years. During the preceeding 7 years, although the guideline manuals were continuously published, no significant changes had occured until 2022. In 2022 after the…
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Thousands of Inmates Have Been Held Well Beyond Their Conditional Release Date. On September 4, 2024, the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) rolled out a new tool that they thought would really help both the case management divisions and most FSA eligible federal inmates. That’s not exactly how this went down. The Conditional Release date started…