Federal Rdap Program - We Specializes In Positioning Our Clients To Take Advantage Of This Valuable Bureau Of Prisons' Program

(prHWY.com) February 27, 2013 - Florida, FL -- Florida, Feb 27, 2013 - Many experts feel there are three main characteristics that categorize a white-collar criminal. Some experts believe that white-collar crime should be defined by the high socioeconomic status and/or occupation of trust that the offender has. Others believe that white-collar crime should be defined by the type of offense committed i.e., fraud, counterfeiting, forgery, embezzlement, bribery, larceny, price fixing, racketeering, computer fraud, obstruction of justice, and perjury. Mixed in with these offenses is the increasingly popular securities fraud.
The Bureau has defined white-collar crime as those illegal acts which are characterized by deceit, concealment, or violation of trust and which are not dependent upon the application or threat of physical force or violence. Individuals and organizations commit these acts to obtain money, property, or services; to avoid the payment or loss of money or services; or to secure personal or business advantage.
The majority of those offenses were frauds, counterfeiting, and forgery. Currently, one in three American families is a victim of white-collar crime, yet very few are actually reported. Of those reported only few made it into the hands of a law enforcement agency. This translates into less than eight percent of all white-collar crimes reaching the proper authorities. These are very unsettling statistics for both consumers and businesses alike. The growth of the information age and the world wide use of the Internet have significantly changed the manner in which economic crimes are committed, the frequency of their commission, and the difficulty in the apprehension of the persons responsible.
Federal Rdap Program - The PSI is the defendant's "Bible", his life history as seen through the eyes of the probation officer authoring the report in concert with the Assistant United States Attorney, AUSA, prosecuting the case. Besides being instrumental in determining his federal prison sentence, the PSI is vitally important with respect to BOP federal prison designation, security level, work assignments, bunk assignments, furlough eligibility, community custody placement, inmate quality of life enhancements, and admission into the 500-Hour Residential Drug Abuse Program. These are the very issues that the Prison Consulting Group works with the defendant, his family, and his defense team to prepare him for. The importance of the PSI cannot be overstated. It follows the defendant throughout his whole period of federal prison incarceration.
It should be, if affects his federal prison incarceration! The defendant must be knowledgeable, honest, have a complete control of the facts, and not leave out any required information. On the other hand, the majority of time used by most defense attorneys is interacting with the AUSA on behalf of the client. He is tasked with nailing down the best possible plea agreement for his client or preparing the best defensive strategy to support his client at trial. Defense attorneys normally focus on the plea agreement in respect to the non-mandatory, but highly used, U. S. Sentencing Guidelines. They are concerned with the gross federal prison sentence handed down by the Court. PCG is an expert on BOP policies and programs and is tasked with positioning our clients with the best possible net federal prison sentence. Ideally, PCG provides effective client positioning prior to the Pre-Sentencing
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Federal Rdap Program - The Prison Consulting Group offers solutions to the problems that men and women facing federal incarceration are confronted with. Our Mission is to provide our clients with the knowledge, services, and continued support that both they and their families require at this difficult time.
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