PRE-SENTENCE:

A. What should I do?          Flow Chart B. What are my options? C. How do I research the situation I am facing? D. Where do I go for the proper information to      research my situation? E. How do I apply this information to my      particular situation?

• Familiar with plea bargaining objectives, judicial stipulations and effects of agreement, along with Federal Judicial Process.
• Working jointly with legal counsel, pursue the most beneficial plea agreement in the interest of the client.
• Will evaluate alleged violation and the potential criminal and civil penalties.
• Assist in the preparation of the Pre-Sentence Report - The PSR, which is crucial to all areas of Pre-Sentence and Post-Conviction.
• Scrutinize the elements of the violation by researching the investigative techniques used and possible prosecutorial misconduct.
• Guidance through the Preliminary Hearing, Discovery Hearing, Depositions, or any judicial hearings.
• Formulate strategy to gather financial, political and public support through the media and other outlets.
• Explain to client and family the importance of superior legal representation throughout the legal process.
• Prepare family and loved ones for transition period through a comprehensive Family Awareness Program.
• Are prisons and jails the same? Out line difference between prisons and jails.    ARE PRISONS AND JAILS THE SAME?
• Review how he/she will be assigned a prison Learn HOW ARE YOU ASSIGNED A PRISON DESIGNATION. Learn how to take a pro-active approach to possibly secure The Best Prison To Serve Your Time.  http://www.forbes.com/blankslate/2006/04/17/best-prisons-federal_cx_lr_06slate_0418bestprisons.html