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Tina Peters: From Three Years In Prison to Nine—What Went Wrong?

In this video, I discuss why Tina Peters received a nine-year sentence instead of the three years she could have gotten, even though she was convicted at trial. It’s important to understand that even after being found guilty, you can still mitigate and make a case for leniency—without necessarily accepting full responsibility. To do this effectively, you need to understand the perspectives of the government stakeholders involved, including the judge and prosecutors, and show why you're a candidate for leniency. Unfortunately, in Tina's case, her continued defiance and refusal to engage in meaningful mitigation led to a harsher sentence. In this video, I break down the importance of strategic mitigation and how failing to consider the government's viewpoint can result in a significantly longer prison sentence. Justin Paperny jp@whitecollaradvice.com - 818-424-2220 Visit https://www.whitecollaradvice.com to access our federal prison blogs    / federalprisonadvice     / justinpaperny