Prison Consultant Jobs

Are you responsible to know all about the mechanics of BOP operations and prison life? But how much of your time has been consumed away from the “legal” side of your cases over the years by these same questions? If an expert had been available to your client, someone who could answer these questions, then you could have spent more of your time on his case. After all, you have someone prepare trial graphics, you use jury consultants, economists, and other experts. This is another way to provide your client with better service and free up your time to do what you do best.

You know that there is critical information that can provide valuable advantages to your client. Given the likelihood that someone who is indicted will be incarcerated, your client should be referred to an expert on these matters from the very beginning of the case. Once in the system, everything you know about getting what you want or need, and how to get it will have changed. Sometimes doing the right thing can be wrong. This is a bureaucratic system and the people and their tactics must be understood by anyone who wants to safely navigate through the prison experience.

Federal Prison Consultant Jobs

Jail Time Consulting provides assistance in choosing the appropriate federal prison for our clients. All factors are considered and we discuss the positive and negative aspects of each facility with the defendant and his family including placement in a facility close to the defendant’s family. Even though the Bureau of Prisons attempts to place a new inmate in a federal prison of the appropriate security level within 500 miles of the inmate’s home and family, this is happening less and less frequently. Prison overcrowding, longer sentences, more aggressive prosecution, and more and more white collar inmates being sentenced causes higher security designations and placement outside the 500 mile radius. Jail Time Consulting, by laying pre-sentencing groundwork and providing supporting documentation to the people making the designation decisions, helps position the inmate for a favorable placement near his family in a safe federal prison offering the programs, medical considerations, and cultural diversity considerations that the inmate requires. Just hoping for a good designation won’t work. A good federal prison designation is the result of hours and hours of hard work laying a solid foundation well before your sentencing date.