10 Surprising Truths About White Collar Defendants

[@Basjones777]

I have been really enjoying your content my friend. You are a God send! Thank you for showing us how to move forward! God bless you and your family!

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Thank you so much. Just read this: your message made my day!

[@cypressmedical3057]

Nice to hear true favorable things about people in our community.

[@David-jb5dv]

you have become a very good man

[@RogerA-p6o]

I just started a 60 month sentence in a federal camp, got 10 months off right off the back of good time and ive been 4 months in.. with halfway house and fsa can you help me with how much time i might do over all.. thank you n God bless

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Thanks for message. We have a calculator you can use to figure it out. Go to mitigationarc.com. Have a good journey. You can do great things there!

[@Johnny_Utah]

This channel has so much advice for legitimately changing and becoming a better person, but what if I just want to dodge this particular case and stay a scumbag? what then?

[@gratefulgato2653]

Is it normal for a defendant to want to try and save face with an influx of self promoting PR? 😅 like releasing an autobiography and suddenly doing interviews to try and maintain or regain ego/reputation? If you could answer directly to me awesome otherwise I’d love to see a video on it

[@tod3msn]

White collar criminals? Failing to realize that you are not smarter than everyone else and failing to understand it is a rough process going through indictments and trials. Emotionally tough. If most people had any idea what it was like to go through the legal process you'd steer clear anything remotely white collar illegal. Bottom line: don't forget where you came from and stay humble.

[@lfsmithme2]

No I think that your clients going to be more honest with you then customers and other businesses for two reasons one their dishonesty got them to be your client and number two they want to reduce their jail sentences