First Step Act/Earned Time Credit A&O Addendum, FPC Montgomery: Sam Mangel Federal Prison Consultant

Video Summary:
In this informative video, Sam Mangel discusses the crucial aspect of post-sentencing work in the context of federal criminal cases, emphasizing strategies to minimize the time spent in custody. Sam Mangel delves into how his practice assists individuals and their families after sentencing, aiming to reduce the duration of imprisonment.
Timestamps:
0:00: Introduction.
0:16: Overview of post-sentencing work and its importance.
0:42: Detailed explanation of strategies to reduce time in custody.
1:22 - Discussion on the three methods to reduce a sentence.
2:23 - Complexity of the First Step Act Earn Time Credits.
3:29 - Encouragement to seek guidance.
4:03 - Conclusion and invitation to Contact Sam Mangel today.
What Are the Biggest Problems with the First Step Act?
The First Step Act, signed into law in December 2018, was a bipartisan criminal justice reform bill aimed at addressing some of the issues within the U.S. federal prison system.
Some of the biggest problems and criticisms associated with The First Step Act include:
1. Limited Scope
2. Risk Assessment Tools
3. Exclusion of Certain Offenders
4. Lack of Reentry Support
To be clear, the First Step Act is just that - a first step. While it has undoubtedly had positive impacts on millions of lives, it cannot, and should not, be seen as a miracle cure for the problems within the Federal criminal justice system.
If your loved one is incarcerated and you believe he or she should qualify for benefits such as early release to a halfway house under the First Step Act, or you would simply like to learn more about the Act and see how it may apply to your case, please do not hesitate to get in touch, and we will be happy to go over your individual situation!
Sam Mangel
[e-mail]
561-490-4544
www.sam-mangel.com
Member: American Bar Association

[@talibgriggs3794]

I just got sentenced to 27 months and have to self surrender June 2024 to FPC Montgomery and want to get this over with ASAP

[@sam-mangel]

I’m sorry to hear about your sentence. I have 9 clients at Montgomery now. Would you like to discuss ? Sam