Prisonology evaluated the Presentence Report and determined that the defendant was just 2 security points away from being camp eligible.
The defendant was housed prior to sentencing at a county jail and had been physically assaulted because he was a known cooperator for the government.
Prisonology informed the judge that if the defendant were released and allowed to self surrender, he could report directly to a minimum security camp rather than face the hardships of being a cooperating witness at a higher security prison.
The judge ordered the defendant released from custody at sentencing and allowed him to report to federal prison two months after sentencing. The defendant complied and reported for his sentence at a prison camp.
