Obtaining Success: Close The Revolving Door Paperback – May 18, 2022
Getting Bond
Getting letters from family, friends, employers and even pastors, etc. does NOT guarentee you making bond, but it does strengthen your chances.
Representation
Private Attorney or Public Defender? Be wise in your choice of representation. Don’t think a paid attorney is better and that a court appointed lawyer is just going through the motions. This is not always the case.
Researching Your Case
You do not all the LAWS that’s pertaining to your case, but you do know all of FACTS. Sharing those facts with your attorney can make a differnce in you winning or losing your case.
Sentencing
DO NOT LIKE THE OUTCOME: Once you are sentenced the court is obligated to advise you of your right to appeal.
Author spotlight
James has attended and completed course work at The National Institute of Para Legal Art and Sciences in Boca Raton, Florida. Having spent 22 years in the Federal Legal System, James has successfully filed countless motions in the District Courts, Court of Appeals, and Supreme Court on his behalf and the behalf of others. Also challenging many proceedures and policies of the Bureau of prisons.
Still fighting the good fight, James has founded the nonprofit organization entitled The Reinvention Center. The center is established to help offenders not to reoffend. Those that run the risk of offending to NOT do so. And all others that may be in need of our ever growing resources.
James D. Jones
Readers say
This book is a great help for all that want information on how to navigate through the Federal Legal System. It has step by step instructions on how to file motions, challenge polices and procedure in the Bureau Of Prisons, and direction on resources available upon release. This is a must have for anyone that has love one in the system or is coming home from the system. It can also assistance attorney’s in their plight of helping their clients obtain justice. It is a MUST have!!!
Anessia Martin
I recommend this book because it well written and much needed. The author allowed me to fully understand the concept of the book by providing detailed information along with providing forms/letters/contact information, etc. for use. Anyone facing federal charges or even anyone wanting to get a better understanding of how the federal legal system operates needs to read this book. The author includes real cases so readers can relate the book to their personal scenario.
Michelle Hermonstyne
