Prison Professors

Jameson Rogers is CEO of an #ecig company. He discusses strategies he used to build his business. Jameson reveals strategies that led him to grow from startup to more than $1 million each month in revenues. Now he hires formerly incarcerated people to assist his efforts. We appreciate Jameson's sponsorship of our #prisonreform efforts.

Jameson Rogers is CEO of an #ecig company. He discusses strategies he used to build his business. Jameson reveals strategies that led him to grow from startup to more than $1 million each month in revenues. Now he hires formerly incarcerated people to assist his efforts. We appreciate Jameson’s sponsorship of our #prisonreform efforts.

Rafael Gonzalez went said that he began using drugs when he was 10. His drug use led to gang activities and troubles with the law. Authorities locked him in a juvenile detention center when he was only 12, and he remained under the thumb of the criminal justice system until he was 21. Experiences in the military helped Rafael develop new skills. Now he in the technology industry and strives to give back by mentoring youth.

Rafael Gonzalez went said that he began using drugs when he was 10. His drug use led to gang activities and troubles with the law. Authorities locked him in a juvenile detention center when he was only 12, and he remained under the thumb of the criminal justice system until he was 21. Experiences in the military helped Rafael develop new skills. Now he in the technology industry and strives to give back by mentoring youth.

What Steps Can a Person Take to Prepare in Advance of Sentencing?

People who face a sentencing hearing should prepare. It's crucial to help the stakeholders understand how or why you're worthy of mercy. Michael faced charges for having too many plants inside of a medical marijuana state.

Today's podcast discusses steps that a defendant can take to prepare for the best possible outcome. Michael hired an attorney to help him prepare, but the attorney did not get him ready for sentencing. As a result, Michael has had to prepare himself. He asked for our help and we gave him that help live, on the Prison Professors podcast.

Visit www.prisonprofessors.com for more information.

What Steps Can a Person Take to Prepare in Advance of Sentencing?

People who face a sentencing hearing should prepare. It’s crucial to help the stakeholders understand how or why you’re worthy of mercy. Michael faced charges for having too many plants inside of a medical marijuana state.

Today’s podcast discusses steps that a defendant can take to prepare for the best possible outcome. Michael hired an attorney to help him prepare, but the attorney did not get him ready for sentencing. As a result, Michael has had to prepare himself. He asked for our help and we gave him that help live, on the Prison Professors podcast.

Visit www.prisonprofessors.com for more information.

Omar Ameli had a difficult childhood. His parents struggled with drug addictions and crime. His cousins were involved in crime. From childhood, Omar describes how he was groomed for a criminal lifestyle.

By the time he reached his late teens, Omar realized that he had to make a change. Past decisions led him into prison for several years. While inside, he made a commitment to change. Those changes led Omar to earn an associate's degree, a bachelor's degree, and a master's degree. He is the author of Transforming Society's Failure, and you can read more by visiting his website at:

www.OmariAmili.com

Omar Ameli had a difficult childhood. His parents struggled with drug addictions and crime. His cousins were involved in crime. From childhood, Omar describes how he was groomed for a criminal lifestyle.

By the time he reached his late teens, Omar realized that he had to make a change. Past decisions led him into prison for several years. While inside, he made a commitment to change. Those changes led Omar to earn an associate’s degree, a bachelor’s degree, and a master’s degree. He is the author of Transforming Society’s Failure, and you can read more by visiting his website at:

www.OmariAmili.com

Multiple Terms in Prison Leads to Career in Hollywood

Eric Jensen began committing crimes when he was still a child. At 18, authorities arrested him for a robbery. He joined a group of friends to rob a convenience store. Eric went into the New York State Prison System for more than three years. While inside, he continued to live a street life.

Eric didn't think that he would return to prison. Yet decisions in prison led to more problems after his release. He struggled to break free from his criminal past.

As a result, Eric had many more challenges with the law. He violated parole and also went to prison for new criminal behavior.

During his third time back in prison, Eric chose to invest in himself. He began studying. He learned from reading and writing. Those skills put him on a path for a better life.

After his release from the fourth prison term, Eric was doing well. He worked as a barber and he worked in construction. Then a prison escape led to national media coverage. He reached out to a reporter because of his relationship with the two men who escaped. That initiative led to more than 100 media interviews. And those interviews put him in contact with a Hollywood script writer.

As a result of Eric's preparations, he was in a position to launch a new career. Now he participates with Ben Stiller and other Hollywood stars in the production of major productions.

Contact Eric by reaching out to him at [email protected]

Or on Twitter at @Erikjjensen81

Multiple Terms in Prison Leads to Career in Hollywood

Eric Jensen began committing crimes when he was still a child. At 18, authorities arrested him for a robbery. He joined a group of friends to rob a convenience store. Eric went into the New York State Prison System for more than three years. While inside, he continued to live a street life.

Eric didn’t think that he would return to prison. Yet decisions in prison led to more problems after his release. He struggled to break free from his criminal past.

As a result, Eric had many more challenges with the law. He violated parole and also went to prison for new criminal behavior.

During his third time back in prison, Eric chose to invest in himself. He began studying. He learned from reading and writing. Those skills put him on a path for a better life.

After his release from the fourth prison term, Eric was doing well. He worked as a barber and he worked in construction. Then a prison escape led to national media coverage. He reached out to a reporter because of his relationship with the two men who escaped. That initiative led to more than 100 media interviews. And those interviews put him in contact with a Hollywood script writer.

As a result of Eric’s preparations, he was in a position to launch a new career. Now he participates with Ben Stiller and other Hollywood stars in the production of major productions.

Contact Eric by reaching out to him at [email protected]

Or on Twitter at @Erikjjensen81