Alan Ellis' federal prison guidebook

Alan Ellis

Law Offices of Alan Ellis

The Federal Prison Guidebook is designed to answer some of the questions that defense attorneys, prosecutors, judges, probation officers, as well as criminal defendants facing incarceration in a federal prison, and federal prisoners and their families, may have about Bureau of Prisons'(BOP) facilities.

Federal Prison Guidebook (Revision 3)

J. Michael Henderson

A primer for attorneys, defendants, family and freinds

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Bob Powers

Routledge

[LATEST REVISION 2022] Programs and policies for 105 prisons. Includes educational, vocational, and apprenticeship opportunities, UNICOR, counseling and rehabilitation services, fitness and recreation facilities, religious services, telephone policy, accommodations in surrounding area, and much more.

Federal Prison Guidebook (Revision 6)

Maureen Baird

James Publishing

Programs and policies for 105 prisons. Includes educational, vocational, and apprenticeship opportunities, UNICOR, counseling and rehabilitation services, fitness and recreation facilities, religious services, telephone policy, accommodations in surrounding area, and much more.

Federal Prison Guidebook (Revision 4)

Criminal Law

[LATEST REVISION] Programs and policies for 105 prisons. Includes educational, vocational, and apprenticeship opportunities, UNICOR, counseling and rehabilitation services, fitness and recreation facilities, religious services, telephone policy, accommodations in surrounding area, and much more. 
What Readers Are Saying 
"Simply put, the Federal Prison Guidebook is indispensable - for criminal defense lawyers, judges, U.S. Attorneys, probation officers, and individuals (along with their families) facing federal time." 
- Elizabeth Kelley;From a review on the NACDL website 
"Each chapter is necessary reading for any defense attorney with a client facing possible incarceration ... The chapter titled 'How to Do Time' should be required reading for any inmate entering federal prison ... This chapter (like the other parts of the book) is bursting with practical common sense advice." 
- Henry J. Sadowski, Former Regional Counsel, Bureau of Prison, From a review on the NACDL website

Federal Prison Guidebook (Revision 5)

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