Conviction is not a pretty turn of events. After a long struggle of imprisonment, dealing with the court system, and dealing with a lot of heartache for you and your family, you want to get back to your family as soon as you can. In August of 2013, a new program statement was introduced to…

The Second Chance Act was a crucial part of our American history and still makes a great impact on our present day judicial system. The Second Chance Act (SCA) supports local, state, and tribal government and nonprofit organizations in their purpose of improving the lives of people returning from state and federal prison, local jails,…

Facing some jail troubles? You are not alone. When faced with a federal prison sentence, there are resources to help you survive prison. Federal Prison Consultants dedicate their lives to guiding the convicted to the best options when going through the process of incarceration. Benefits of Hiring Federal Prison Consultants There are many incredible benefits…

Have you ever known someone who has gone to jail? A close friend, a family member, or even yourself? Maybe you know someone who was recently convicted and who is about to go to prison. These situations can be hard for the convicted as well as friends and family. Former convict, Michael Frantz has published…

Facing a jail sentence can be a traumatizing experience. Conviction presents many unknowns and creates difficulty to know where to turn for help. At Jail Time Consulting, we provide counseling and solutions for citizens sentenced to jail time, giving suggestions on how to reduce jail time and how to survive prison.  Prison Consultants As Prison…

Signed by President Bush during his presidency term in 2008, the Second Chance Act (SCA) became federal law. Now any prisoner can be considered to be transferred to a halfway home during the last year of their sentence. To clarify, the Second Chance Act allows any prisoner to be allowed up to twelve months in…

About RDAP RDAP (Rehab Drug Abuse Program) has been advancing in popularity over the years. Ever since the program’s initial implementation in 2009, the RDAP has provided improved relationships with the incarcerated, improved mental and physical health, markedly higher educational advancements, decreased inmate misconduct, “recidivism, criminality, and a reduced chance of the inmate relapsing into…

Compassionate Release is a highly sought-after program for many inmates facing longer sentences, who may be advancing in age, suffering from medical conditions, or who have served over 50% of their current sentence. If you are granted Compassionate Release, then you are immediately eligible for release from incarceration. If you think you may qualify, you…

If you have a loved one serving time in a state or federal prison, you likely want to do everything in your power to ensure that they are properly reinstated into society. After serving a sentence of any length, inmates need help readjusting to life outside of prison, which is where the Second Chance Act…