White-Collar Defense: The FBI Has Targeted You - Now What Do You Do?

The court has agreed to let you self-surrender, Great!    And all you had to do was to show up on the specified day, At the right BOP Institution.   Right?   Wrong, Why?Because You’ve arrived before the judge’s orders, they didn’t know you were coming    You may end up in Solitary Confinement – It Does Happen

•This can be Prevented, With Very Little Effort 

Verify that the prison has received the judge's orders before you arrive

'Satellite' camp => present to the higher security prison!

Physician Presentence Report Service  #federalprison #pprsus #drblatstein

Dr. Marc Blatstein (Marc)

www.PPRSUS.com

Disclaimer: I am not an attorney, and yes you need legal representation. There is no guarantee, implied or otherwise of final prison placement, medical, or medication availability, or program enrollment once you’re incarcerated. The BOP has the final say on ‘All Inmate Issues’, placement, and program enrollment once incarcerated.

In addition to the defense teams’ insight as to their background and defense strategy, PPRS Prison Match™ is meant to be used solely as a ‘mitigation aide’ in the sentencing and prison placement decision-making process. These are recommendations only from PPRS/PPRSUS, and the final responsibility lies with the legal team, court, and BOP.

The Presentence Report (PSR); Thoughts On Preparation - Narrative - COVID

The Presentence Report (PSR)

I) Preparation This includes an inclusive biographical history:Past and Current Medical and Mental Healthcare needsMedicationsSubstance abuseMedical Devices neededADL (Activities of Daily Living), PADL (Prison Activities of Daily Living)II) Your Narrative Express remorse, while still understanding the victim’s pain, suffering, and how it has impacted them. Agree with the court as to the seriousness of the crime, without minimizing it. Expand on this topicWhat in your life brought you to this moment, what happened that caused you to do this?What has this experience taught you? Did it bring up moments from your past?Explain to the Judge that you have a plan to start making this right with those you have victimized – or if you have already started – what are they, no matter how small those efforts have been. What is your plan to never re-offend? If there was a “trigger,” what was that trigger, and how do you remove it from your life?III) COVID, unfortunately, will be with us for a long time, like the seasonal Flu.Unfortunately, it is much more lethal.2022/2023, We've gone from pandemic to endemicPractically all that means is that as a society: Some believe in prevention and others do notThe result is that while influenza has a ~ 52K deaths / per yearCOVID and its variants may be 10 x as muchMore importantly, new strains are more than likely to present themselves, and masks along with new technology in indoor air filtering are in our future.

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Physician Presentence Report Service   

Dr. Marc Blatstein (Marc)

www.PPRSUS.com

Disclaimer: I am not an attorney, and yes you need legal representation. There is no guarantee, implied or otherwise of final prison placement, medical, or medication availability, or program enrollment once you’re incarcerated. The BOP has the final say on ‘All Inmate Issues’, placement, and program enrollment once incarcerated.

In addition to the defense teams’ insight as to their background and defense strategy, PPRS Prison Match™ is meant to be used solely as a ‘mitigation aide’ in the sentencing and prison placement decision-making process. These are recommendations only from PPRS/PPRSUS, and the final responsibility lies with the legal team, court, and BOP.

Co-Payments

Examples of No Copay – With Staff Referrals•Blood pressure monitoring;•Glucose monitoring;•Insulin injections;•Chronic Care Clinics;•Testing for tuberculosis;•Vaccinations;•Wound care; and•Patient education, etc.

Follow-up treatment for chronic conditions

•Preventive healthcare services;•Emergency services;•Prenatal care;•Diagnosis or treatment of chronic infectious diseases;•Mental health care; or•Substance abuse treatment

Here - Yes, you must pay a $2 Copay, if [§549.70(b)]•You are charged with or convicted of an offense against the US•You have injured another inmate and must pay for their care•You requested a visit that was Not an Emergency, and you didn’t get a staff referral.