Imagine going about your business and work and suddenly being arrested. That’s just what happened to the author of this tell-all book. Unfortunately, “Innocent until proven guilty” was not his experience with the American legal system. Instead, he was forced to take a plea bargain he did not want and received a harsh sentence in return. His book JusXtice detailed the U.S. Department of Justice (court system) and the Bureau of Prisons and the nasty things they do. His latest book, DOJ’s Notorious Resorts, is the second in a series of three books about his experiences with the US Justice Department. It explores what happened to the author in prison and its effects once he got out, a broken man and shell of his former self. From his first days in federal prison, to the importance of respect, descriptions of what passes for food, gangs, death, and a system that seems hopelessly broken, the author details his four years within a federal prison’s walls. This no-holds-barred book serves as an exposé of what can happen when justice is not only blind but heartless. The author wrote it as a guide––and cautionary tale––for anyone who has been mistreated, abused, lied to, or forced to take a plea bargain.

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