Serving time in a federal prison can be frightening and intimidating, especially if it is your first time being convicted. The best way to prepare for incarceration is to learn about prison life before you begin your sentence. Do the right research, know what to expect, and keep these four helpful tips in mind for…

Currently, federal prisoners currently can earn up to 54 days of Good Conduct Time a year by being model inmates if they follow prison rules and are well-behaved inmates. This 54-days of “good time credit” each year encourages and serves as an incentive to the inmate to take rehabilitation programs and to not break prison rules,…

March 30, 2016 The Second Chance Act is not only a viable sentence reduction program but also reduces recidivism. A recent report issued by the United States Sentencing Commission on March 9, 2016, included a comprehensive segment on the rate of recidivism among federal inmates being released from prison. The report concentrated on those federal…