Whether you face time in county, state, or Federal prison, Charles
McCormick can help you to understand what to expect, how to prepare, and how to
make the transition to incarceration as smooth as is possible.
Charles was arrested in 2000 on charges relating to securities fraud. He was
ultimately sentenced in both State and Federal court. Over the past nine years,
he has done time in numerous prisons including:
Gloucester County Jail (NJ)
Central Reception and Assignment Facility (CRAF - Trenton,
NJ)
Talbot Hall (RCRP – Kearney, NJ), Residential Community
Release Program
Volunteers of America (VOA) Halfway House (Camden, NJ)
Ft. Dix Federal Prison (Ft. Dix, NJ)
Federal Prison Camp
Special Housing Unit (solitary confinement)
Federal Suicide Watch
Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC – Brooklyn, NY)
Otisville Federal Prison Camp (Otisville, NY)
Charles has also spent time on home detention, state parole,
and Federal probation.
Since his release Charles has returned to his position as a Manager for a
national food service company where he was employed prior to his
incarceration.
His experiences at over 10 different facilities gives him a unique insight into
the difficulties that confront the individual who is facing prison and he has a
sincere and genuine interest in helping others through this trying time.
Exclusively via Federal-Prison.org, Charles is now available for
consultations. Those facing time in County, State, or Federal prison will
benefit enormously from his knowledge and skills developed over the past nine
years.
Family members of such individuals can also benefit from a
consultation with Charles as he helps them to gain a greater understanding of
what their loved ones are facing.
Consultations focus on preparing for time in Federal prison as well as making
a smooth transition to life as a Federal inmate once your sentence begins.
Some of what you will learn:
What you are allowed to bring with you
What to expect when you first arrive
How the mail and phone systems work
What kind of jobs are available
What kind of items are available through commissary and how
to purchase them
How to avoid disputes with other inmates and with the BOP
staff
Some of the more important unwritten rules that govern
inmate behavior
What visits are like and typical visiting hours
How to avoid time in the hole
How to use your time behind bars constructively and a plethora of other vital
pieces of information that will help you to properly prepare for and ultimately
survive your time behind bars.
In addition to the factual information that Charles can provide, speaking
with a person who has been through what you are facing now and who has
successfully navigated the myriad of obstacles and difficulties, assists greatly
in helping to put your mind at ease and alleviate some of the stress and
anxiousness that is natural to feel when faced with the realities of
incarceration.
Consultations usually take place on the phone, although questions can be sent
by email for those who prefer a greater degree of privacy. A phone consultation
typically lasts one hour. An email consultation may include up to two dozen
questions.
Important—Please note that Charles is not a lawyer and consultations with him
will not comment on the legal aspects of your case. Please direct legal
questions to your attorney.
Within 48 hours of making payment, you will be contacted by email to set up a
time for your consultation. (If you would like speak with Chuck briefly before
committing to a consultation, simply
submit an inquiry
and he will contact you within 48 hours).
