How we got our client a 33 month reduction in his sentence; Sam Mangel, Federal Prison Consultant

Video Summary:
The video addresses the critical topic of achieving good results in Federal Criminal matters, emphasizing the desire for positive outcomes at various stages, including sentencing and during incarceration. Sam Mangel highlights a recent update from the United States Sentencing Commission which has significant implications for individuals facing federal charges.
Timestamps:
0:00: Introduction
0:26: Announcement of sentencing guideline modifications by the United States Sentencing Commission.
0:55: Explanation of judges currently ruling on sentence reductions for incarcerated individuals.
1:07: Case example of a significant sentence reduction.
1:42: Discussion on the importance of applying for the sentence reduction without delay.
2:19 - Conclusion and invitation to contact Sam Mangel today.
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From Sam Mangel (sam-mangel.com/):
In a pivotal update, the United States Sentencing Commission announced modifications to the sentencing guidelines, effective from November 1st. A key change is the provision allowing individuals with no prior criminal history to be eligible for a two-point reduction in their sentence. This amendment is not only applicable to those awaiting sentencing but also extends to those already serving sentences, with the latter group eligible for reductions starting February 1st.
This new ruling could dramatically affect you or your loved one if you have not yet been sentenced or are already in prison. It reduces the number of sentencing guideline points by 2 levels in many instances.
I am sure that you have many questions, both if you are preparing for your sentencing, but also if you have a loved one currently in a federal prison. This could dramatically change the amount of time they have to remain in prison; however, this is not an automatic adjustment.
Sam Mangel
www.sam-mangel.com
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561-490-4544

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