If you’ve been charged with a federal crime, you should hire a prison consultant. Don’t take my word for it. Listen to the abundance of information from the free podcasts that I make available on PrisonProfessor.com and at MichaelSantos.com. By listening to information from others who’ve made it through the prison system, you’ll learn why a prison consultant can help you.
Prison Consultant speaks with Ryan Ryskamp:
In today’s episode on the Earning Freedom network, I have a second conversation with Ryan Ryskamp. Listeners who tuned in to my conversation with Ryan yesterday know that he served 37 months in a West Virginia federal prison camp. While in custody, Ryan found a lot of mentoring from white collar offenders who helped him devise business strategies that he could launch upon release.
Although Ryan was a college graduate and he did not have a substance abuse problem, he was successful in negotiating a 12-month time cut because of his participation in the Residential Drug Abuse Program (RDAP). Everyone should learn about the RDAP program to see whether they qualify for the 12-month time reduction. He appreciated the cognitive development aspects of RDAP. At PrisonProfessor.com, I offer guides that will help more offenders understand RDAP.
Ryan also spoke about his journey through the halfway house and home confinement. He served the final six months of his sentence under those conditions. While inside, he did not have access to a cellphone and he said that if authorities would’ve caught him with a cellphone they would’ve returned him to federal prison. My experiences differed, as I wrote in PrisonProfessor. Each jurisidiction differs, which is more reason for people to work with a prison consultant.
If you’ve been charged with a federal crime, learn as much as you possibly can to prepare for a successful journey. Hire a prison consultant if you have the resources. If not, visit PrisonProfessor.com or listen to the Earning Freedom podcasts daily.
