Carl Jung’s Wisdom Guides Federal Judge's Sentence

Our client's case took a dramatic turn last February when a federal judge, exasperated by his actions, declared him "an absolute menace to society" and ordered him into custody. This pronouncement could have marked the beginning of a bleak chapter in our client's life, especially as he was staring down a potential 60-month sentence in federal prison.
Despite the likelihood of a 60-month sentence and the less-than-ideal start to our relationship (he hired us three days before he was taken into custody) his path to redemption had only just begun. With the help of his phenomenal lawyer, Diane Bass, and the comprehensive support from our team, he finally began to do the work.
From that detention center, he enrolled in our "Preparing for Success After Prison" course, engaging daily with the material. This wasn't just about going through the motions but about genuine self-improvement and taking proactive steps towards rehabilitation. By documenting his journey of reflection and growth, he constructed a compelling narrative that demonstrated his commitment to change, far beyond mere apologies or expressions of regret. In sum, he had to prove to his Judge he would not be a "menace to society."
During the sentencing hearing, the federal judge acknowledged the significant strides our client had made, influenced in part by the insights and philosophies of Carl Jung, who said, "You are what you do, not what you’ll say."
Instead of the looming 60 months, the judge sentenced him to 37 months in federal prison, underscoring the impact of documenting the journey for all stakeholders.
If you are reading this and are facing a sentencing hearing, act now to change the narrative, like our client did.
Justin Paperny
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[@dianebass5251]

I love this video. Not just because you say I’m a phenomenal lawyer, but because you are so passionate! And so honest!

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Thank you! You’re a terrific lawyer.

[@maharal9]

That is very impressive. It is hard to overcome that first bad impression. He was able to self surrender? Without that, it is hard to get into a camp Congratulations to your team and his lawyers, too. And Yankton is not a bad place And if he was in the MDC before, this will be a great improvement

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Thank you so much. He used his time wisely and the Judge was moved by his efforts. I wished more defendants invested the time to document their growth--so many wait, stall, and delay. Successful people do not delay.

[@tuckerweston]

1st!!!!!

[@Athens8677]

How does one reach you?

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Please call 704-654-1604 and ask for Alec. Also, join our webinar Monday. Alec will give you details.

[@TheMCShow_2023]

I got sentenced today to 6 months able to self surrender in 45 days. Can I be able to get time off with a 6 months sentence with 24 month supervise probation.