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I’m Justin Paperny with White Collar Advice. Since you’re here, I’m assuming that you’re concerned about the possibility of going to prison, or you’re worried about someone who may be going to federal prison.
We can help. Let me explain why:
Those who’ve been targeted by law enforcement must deal with ancillary consequences:
How will this altercation influence earning capacity?
How will my life change if I’m sentenced to prison?
How will a term of confinement affect my family members?
Our team guides those who want to learn how:
To serve the least amount of time possible.
To make favorable impressions at sentencing.
To restore confidence and live a life of meaning during confinement.
To return to society with a clear path to a new career.
Thank you,
Justin
We can help. Let me explain why:
Those who’ve been targeted by law enforcement must deal with ancillary consequences:
How will this altercation influence earning capacity?
How will my life change if I’m sentenced to prison?
How will a term of confinement affect my family members?
Our team guides those who want to learn how:
To serve the least amount of time possible.
To make favorable impressions at sentencing.
To restore confidence and live a life of meaning during confinement.
To return to society with a clear path to a new career.
Thank you,
Justin
Common Mistakes That Lead to Longer Federal Prison Sentences
Many people continue to make bad decisions after they become the target of a federal investigation.
I’m excited to introduce my friend, Andrew Bernstein, a Fox Rothschild partner specializing in white-collar criminal defense and government investigations. Andrew has a unique background, having started as a New York City public defender dealing with serious crimes, which laid the foundation for his expertise in trial law. His journey through various law firms has culminated in his current role, where he focuses exclusively on white-collar defense.
Andrew and I discuss proffers. A proffer, often called a "queen for a day," is a meeting with the government where the individual can share their side of the story. This meeting is protected by a "proffer agreement", which ensures that the statements made cannot be used directly against the individual. The information, however, provided can lead to further investigation by the government. The proffer is an opportunity to mitigate the charges or explore cooperation.
A proffer can fail in numerous ways, particularly if the individual lies or misleads. Misrepresentations, even by omission, are treated as seriously as outright lies. The government often knows a significant amount of information beforehand and uses the proffer to gauge the individual's credibility. Therefore, honesty is paramount. If honesty is not the priority, that person should not proffer!
To effectively defend a client, a lawyer needs complete honesty from the outset. This open communication allows the lawyer to provide the best possible advice and avoid any missteps that could inadvertently harm the case. Building a trusting relationship with the client is essential for achieving this level of openness.
Starting preparation early is crucial. When a client is aware of an investigation, efforts should begin to prepare for all eventualities, including a potential trial, guilty plea and sentencing. Engaging with probation officers, preparing for pre-sentencing interviews, and continuous mitigation efforts are all critical components of this preparation.
In summary, navigating a government investigation requires immediate and strategic action. Engaging with experienced professionals like Andrew can provide invaluable guidance.
I am thankful that joined our show and is in our community. I encourage defendants in New York to reach out to him with questions.
Andrew M. J. Bernstein
PARTNER
abernstein@foxrothschild.com
New York, NY
Tel: 212.450.9843
Best,
Justin Paperny
P.S. The following URL includes links to our videos with Federal Judges and other subject matter experts:
prisonprofessors.com/subject-matter-experts/
jp@whitecollaradvice.com - 818-424-2220
Visit www.whitecollaradvice.com to access our federal prison blogs
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JustinPaperny
Phone : - +1 818-424-2220
I’m excited to introduce my friend, Andrew Bernstein, a Fox Rothschild partner specializing in white-collar criminal defense and government investigations. Andrew has a unique background, having started as a New York City public defender dealing with serious crimes, which laid the foundation for his expertise in trial law. His journey through various law firms has culminated in his current role, where he focuses exclusively on white-collar defense.
Andrew and I discuss proffers. A proffer, often called a "queen for a day," is a meeting with the government where the individual can share their side of the story. This meeting is protected by a "proffer agreement", which ensures that the statements made cannot be used directly against the individual. The information, however, provided can lead to further investigation by the government. The proffer is an opportunity to mitigate the charges or explore cooperation.
A proffer can fail in numerous ways, particularly if the individual lies or misleads. Misrepresentations, even by omission, are treated as seriously as outright lies. The government often knows a significant amount of information beforehand and uses the proffer to gauge the individual's credibility. Therefore, honesty is paramount. If honesty is not the priority, that person should not proffer!
To effectively defend a client, a lawyer needs complete honesty from the outset. This open communication allows the lawyer to provide the best possible advice and avoid any missteps that could inadvertently harm the case. Building a trusting relationship with the client is essential for achieving this level of openness.
Starting preparation early is crucial. When a client is aware of an investigation, efforts should begin to prepare for all eventualities, including a potential trial, guilty plea and sentencing. Engaging with probation officers, preparing for pre-sentencing interviews, and continuous mitigation efforts are all critical components of this preparation.
In summary, navigating a government investigation requires immediate and strategic action. Engaging with experienced professionals like Andrew can provide invaluable guidance.
I am thankful that joined our show and is in our community. I encourage defendants in New York to reach out to him with questions.
Andrew M. J. Bernstein
PARTNER
abernstein@foxrothschild.com
New York, NY
Tel: 212.450.9843
Best,
Justin Paperny
P.S. The following URL includes links to our videos with Federal Judges and other subject matter experts:
prisonprofessors.com/subject-matter-experts/
jp@whitecollaradvice.com - 818-424-2220
Visit www.whitecollaradvice.com to access our federal prison blogs
czcams.com/users/FederalPrisonAdvice
JustinPaperny
Phone : - +1 818-424-2220
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Your client is going to a minimum security Federal Prison which isn't so bad. So why are you complaining? She did the crime and she should spend a few months. In the case of the prosecutor, they should also spend time in minimum security Federal Prison. That's fair. THe prosecutor is also going to lose their BAR license and they won't be able to practice the law for the rest of their life.
Thats just terrible,...maybe don't break the law and you won't be so inconvenienced...🤦♂️
Yes sir there's your 2 tier system.
Thank you! What a bunch of garbage! Why does this happen? 🌊🌊🌊💙🇺🇸
That white privilege fits you blinded. 4 months? Got to keep $90,000? That the privileged tier write there . We get at least 6months for shoplifting a bag of chips . We get more time for being hungry than your privileged friend. She got paid and took a vacation. M Moseby was unjustly targeted by systematically racist Baltimore govt and PD. Because she did her job. Tried to hold some crooked racist cops accountable for murdering FreddyGray
Black privilege.
Tell the full story.
It’s such bullshit!
Pretty screwed up
Corrupt judges, that's why the former State Prosecutor got it easy!!!!!
They families are punished buy clothes hygienes, & snacks Very high prices too
You can't argue there is a "two-tier" legal system by comparing two completely different crimes: theft vs. perjury. And more importantly, if there are "tiers" of justice, you haven't really provided a plausible basis for the "tiers" ... is it wealth (the usual suspect)? Is it race,? (probably not since the prosecutor was black). There are also differences in judges themselves, and a wide random latitude in judicial discretion. More like a multi-tiered system on the basis of personality.
Making a LifePlan is terrific advice ... for everyone. Thanks!! When YOU are IN your plan, you are not thinking about the past.
Why didn't you get permission to travel?
The judicial system they scratch each other's backs. There is no law for these judges and ambulance chasers they make the law.
How about not committing a crime in the first place so you dont have to bring the true criminals into your life, the courts! Stakeholders? In what? CRIME?
Thank you
What happens if he refuses probation and services full sentence?
I think your client should absolutely go to federal prison and should have had to pay ALL the $125,000 that she STOLE from her employer, plus an additional $10,00 in fines. Why was she allowed to keep $90,000 that didn't belong to her. SMH
No they never make examples of powerful or well connected people, only the common folk.
American justice..
Your slip is showing. Stimulants anyone?
You broke the rule. You think rules don't apply to fancy-schmancy pharmacists?
America is buggered
How about former FL GOP AG Pam Bondi, who accepted a campaign contribution from Trump back in about 2015, and promptly abandoned a criminal investigation of his Trump U fraud in the state. Just abandoned it. NO consequences. None.
there is about 17 layers of justice
Hold up... So ppl that rob gas stations get a decade but you're mad about 4 minutes for over a 100k? 2 tiers huh lol... Y'all funny
Excellent. Was your client black or white? You left that out.
Agree
I agree!!
Let’s not be distracted from the fact that his client only spent four months in jail and got to keep 90k of the 125k she stole. While if one of us peasants stole 500 to 1500 from anywhere we would be fined 4k and spend up to a year in jail. We are the ones that are treated unfairly!!
UNLESS YOUR TALKING TO CONGRESS.....THEN LIE ALL YOU WANT THERE IS NO CONSEQUENCE
This
Maybe stop being stupid. I did 15 consecutive months in the hole because I was a moron. Learn your lesson and stop crying. It's prison
Two tiered is right. If a normal citizen would have kept and shared classified documents in their home and bragged about it they would have been sent to prison right away and then would have had to stay in prison through their open and shut trial, then be in prison for years afterward, but 45 certainly didn't get that.
Its the same in other countries probably every country.
How dare they do that.
You would think making people an example would be a violation of right to a fair trial and unconstitutional.
You think embezzling $125,000 doesn't warrant prison time? I bet if it was your money they stole you would.
No justice.
Don’t be too hard on yourself. It made me recall how I got back into taking courses at the community college after being fired many years ago. Fired? Laid off? What’s the difference? You out of work! Anyway, I told my dad I was enjoying the courses and went on and on but as I looked at his face I realized the courses were a transition and not to get so enamored with the college courses I did not keep moving on!
I think both should have gone to prison.but hear me out. Instead of prisoners sitting in a gave all day,they should work cleaning the streets etc.
Valid. Former PSI writer from SDNY. Everybody tells fanciful stories, but the flat out lies turned into recommendations for upward departures and special conditions for supervision.
None of you have a leg to stand on when it comes to a "two tiered justice system". This country has been railroading black people for centuries. Enslaving them and when slavery was allegedly "abolished", the country left a loophole to keep black people enslaved when convicted of a crime; thereby creating crimes to then lock up black people. So, it's been a two tiered justice system forever to the detriment of black people. You're just angry that a black person was given the leniency that most white people are afforded.
Question…. was it the same judge in both trials?
Justice system has always been two tiered. The rich, upper class get probation/house arrest/pay a fine stay out of jail while the poor go to jail.
The law has never been equal
AMEN
If i stole 100 fro a gas station, I'd get twenty years.
What was Mosby convicted of? Either way, no two judges will come up with the same terms of punishment. Agree? We got too many people incarcerated. US is NUMBER ONE world wide. Agreed 👍💯