Attorney Alan Ellis, co-author of the "Federal Prison Guidebook" and specialist in defending Federal White-collar criminals, presents an up close guide to the nation's best places to go to prison in this special CNBC slide show by reporter Michelle Fox: http://www.cnbc.com/id/46042723
Within the slide show, Ellis and Fox bust the myth of "club fed" while presenting the most desirable Federal prisons for the incarcerated.
About Attorney Alan Ellis:
Alan Ellis, a past President of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and Fulbright Award winner, is a criminal defense lawyer with offices in San Francisco and New York, with over 43 years of experience as a practicing lawyer, law professor and federal law clerk. He is a nationally recognized authority in the fields of federal plea bargaining, sentencing, prison matters, appeals, habeas corpus 2255 motions and international criminal law. For the past 40 years, he has successfully represented federal criminal defendants and prisoners throughout the United States. He is a sought-after lecturer in criminal law education programs and is widely published in the areas of federal sentencing, Bureau of Prisons matters, appeals and other post-conviction remedies, with more than 120 articles and books and 70 lectures, presentations and speaking engagements to his credit.
About CNBC
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