You get immediate access to a full digital course with video content, real-world strategies, templates, and checklists to help you reduce prison time, avoid costly mistakes, and prepare properly. You also receive insider insight that lawyers rarely share. After the course, you’ll be equipped with knowledge to understand the general principles of strategy. Should you wish to obtain tailored advice and strategy, this course will be credited towards our one-on-one consulting fee.

Absolutely. This course is especially valuable for those who are under investigation, out on bond, awaiting plea or sentencing, or currently reviewing their PSI.

Yes. I offer limited consulting sessions. After purchasing the course, you’ll be given the option to apply for a private strategy call.

No. The judge can recommend programs, but only BOP has the authority to place you in RDAP or grant home confinement. What matters most is how you present yourself in your PSI and pre-sentence filings, not what’s said at sentencing. Our course trains you how to influence these decisions before you ever step into prison.

There’s still hope. Several modules focus on post-sentencing strategy, including RDAP, FSA credits, Second Chance Act placement, medical release, home confinement, and §2255 motions.

You’ll have lifetime access, including all updates. Once you purchase, the course is yours.

No — this is not a substitute for legal representation. But it does fill in the gaps where attorneys often fall short, giving you insight into the prison system, sentencing prep, and mitigation strategies lawyers rarely explain.

Yes. The federal system is consistent across all 94 districts. While every judge is different, the rules, credits, and programs covered in this course apply nationwide.

Yes. No matter what the judge says in court, the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) decides where you serve your sentence. With the right steps taken before sentencing, you may qualify for home confinement, halfway house, or early release programs like RDAP. We show you exactly how to position yourself to maximize these outcomes.

Halfway house is a transitional facility, while home confinement allows you to serve your sentence from your own home, with an ankle monitor and check-ins. Both are BOP-administered—not court-ordered—and depend on your program eligibility and reentry planning. We teach you how to become a top-tier candidate.

Prepare before sentencing. The fastest path typically involves:

1. Qualifying for FSA Time Credits
2. Getting accepted into RDAP
3. Securing early halfway house or home confinement
4. Submitting strategic release requests (e.g., compassionate release)

We guide you through this entire roadmap.

If you’re on bond, strategic mitigation, medical documentation, and compassionate release tactics—presented early—can influence BOP to designate you directly to home confinement or self-surrender to RRC. It’s rare without a plan. We help you build one.

Not necessarily. Even after sentencing, the First Step Act, Second Chance Act, and compassionate release requests offer opportunities to reduce your time or get moved to home confinement. Our course explains how to use these tools effectively—even post-sentencing.

Yes. Under the Second Chance Act, BOP may place you in an RRC or home confinement up to 12 months early. You must meet program criteria and be deemed low-risk. We teach you how to qualify and what documentation to submit to get there.

You must prepare before sentencing. The keys include:

• Documented reentry plan
• Verified address
• Family support letters
• Medical factors
• Strategic PSI narrative

We break down every step to maximize your odds.

You can reach us at [email protected]. Due to volume, we prioritize inquiries from current clients or course buyers.