Jail Time Consulting Prison Consultant Says Lori Loughlin Should Prep By Doing These Things
After criticizing Lori Loughlin’s decision to learn martial arts ahead of her trial in the college admissions scandal, two prison consultants have offered five tips in how the actress and others can really adjust to life behind bars and use proper prison etiquette. Prison consultants Michael Frantz, the founder of Jail Time Consulting who served 36 months in…
Read MoreJail Time Consulting Founder Shares His Thoughts on Lori Loughlin’s Martial Arts Training
Lori Loughlin’s pre-lockup regimen reportedly includes martial arts training — a “horrible” idea that could land her in a harsher jail environment, a prison coach told the Herald. Loughlin, 55, facing decades in jail if found guilty in the “Varsity Blues” college cheating scandal, is said to be anticipating a prison stint, according to reports.…
Read MoreNews Story: Christmas Family Reunion For Inmates: First Steps Toward Second Chances
Christmas morning at home may be one of the essential family traditions for many in the valley, but when you have a parent in prison, that morning is out of reach. Last Thursday, The Crossing Church hosted a special Christmas family reunion for inmates. 3 News Las Vegas shared the story this morning. For people…
Read MoreRecent Plead For a Compassionate Release Program For Older Inmates
There is a growing issue of inmates who have been in prison for years and who have a hard time taking care of themselves due to age and health declination. Just a few weeks ago, the Sun Chronicle editorial team released a letter from a Massachusetts citizen. The message includes certain ideas on a compassionate release program for older inmates. Michael Frantz, a nationally known federal…
Read MoreThe Graying of America’s Prisons: ‘When is Enough Enough?’
Inmates over 55 are among the fastest-growing population. They burden prisons and taxpayers but pose the lowest threat to society. One of Wayne Pray’s earliest run-ins with the criminal justice system occurred when he was 22. He was arrested for having pills in two envelopes. At 29, he was given probation on fraud charges. By the time he…
Read MoreFirst Step Act Consultant- Ohio Man asks for a Sentence Reduction on Drug Crime
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) — A Warren man serving a federal prison sentence of almost 20 years in prison on a cocaine conviction is asking for his sentence to be reduced under the First Step Act. The First Step Act was signed into law by President Donald Trump last December. It allows for a reduced sentence…
Read MoreFederal Prison Consultants: Do You Really Need Them?
October 14, 2019 Meet Michael Frantz, leading Federal Prison Consultant, who provides consulting services and program positioning to defendants and their families facing federal incarceration. He is devoted to assisting and helping both federal and state defendants, inmates and their families and is often seen addressing various questions about Federal Prison on radio interviews, news articles, television,…
Read MoreMaking Crime Pay: Prison Consultants
A web site is where Vickie Skidmore, stumbled onto Michael Frantz, an ex-convict who runs Jail Time Consulting as an experienced prison consultant. Ms. Skidmore was seeking help getting a transfer and some medical assistance for her son, Marcus Rosenberger, sentenced to 33 months on several counts of wire fraud related to real estate transactions…
Read MoreVarsity Blues Scandal: Michael Frantz Interview with the Boston Herald Newspaper
No red carpet in pen for Felicity Huffman, prison coach warns Boston Herald Newspaper – September 13, 2019 Prison-bound actress Felicity Huffman should not accept any favors from fellow inmates and watch out for guards during her two weeks behind bars, a jail coach told the Herald. “She needs to be aware everybody knows she’s…
Read MoreJail Time Consulting Represents Defendants in Operation Varsity Blues College Scandal
‘It was horrifying’: Ex-inmates describe fate that may await Felicity Huffman, Lori Loughlin, other parents in college scandal Demeaning experience of going to federal prison can’t be sugar-coated, former inmates say. The Mercury News | Bay Area News Group | September 12, 2019 On the morning in 2015 that Holli Coulman surrendered at the Victorville…
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