| American Prison Consultants |
| Call 855-577-4766 |
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| Nationwide 855-577-4766 Los Angeles 213.416-7500 New York 646-395-7500 Houston 713-929-3200 Philadelphia 215-254-6400 E-FAX 805-823-6522 |
| Post Office Box 215 Moorpark, CA 93020 |
| "Experienced Prison Consulting You Can Trust Since 2005!" |
| Federal Prison Consultants & RDAP Sentence Reduction Experts |
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| Prison Consultant Profile |
| Prior to entering custody Larry Jay Levine had worked as a Private Investigator in Los AngeIes, California. In August 1998, Levine was arrested by a Federal Organized Crime Task Force for securities fraud, obstruction of justice, narcotics trafficking, and possession of automatic weapons, and ultimately served a ten year sentence in Federal Custody. After being deemed a threat to the community and denied bail, he spent the next 21 months inside the Federal Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Los Angeles, where he began assisting his fellow inmates in their defense, by reviewing prosecutorial discovery for inaccuracies, researching case law, Indictments, PSR's and Plea Agreements, and giving overall advise in criminal defense related strategies and possible sentencing departures. |
Larry Levine, whose been featured on CNN,
CBS News, ABC News Nightline, MSNBC, Fox
News Bloomberg TV and the BBC, comments
have appeared in several hundred wire service
news reports, television, broadcast radio,
magazine, and newspaper articles worldwide.
CBS News, ABC News Nightline, MSNBC, Fox
News Bloomberg TV and the BBC, comments
have appeared in several hundred wire service
news reports, television, broadcast radio,
magazine, and newspaper articles worldwide.
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| Larry Levine Federal Custody Resume' |
| Files Class Action Habeas Corpus Against Bureau of Prisons |
In 2005, Levine, was incarcerated at the former Nellis Federal Prison Camp on Nellis Air
Force base outside of Las Vegas, Nevada, and upon its closure was moved along with
several hundred other white-collar inmates, to the gang infested higher security La Tuna
Federal Prison in El Paso, on the Texas-Mexican Border. While at La Tuna, Levine
single-handedly, filed a Federal Class Action Habeas Corpus Lawsuit in U.S. District Court
against the Department of Justice and Bureau of Prisons, claiming that the DOJ had
violated its own policies by sending the Nellis inmates to higher custody. Due to Levine's
actions, the DOJ was forced to act and subsequently shifted hundreds of its inmates
around the country to conform to the lawsuit's claims.
Force base outside of Las Vegas, Nevada, and upon its closure was moved along with
several hundred other white-collar inmates, to the gang infested higher security La Tuna
Federal Prison in El Paso, on the Texas-Mexican Border. While at La Tuna, Levine
single-handedly, filed a Federal Class Action Habeas Corpus Lawsuit in U.S. District Court
against the Department of Justice and Bureau of Prisons, claiming that the DOJ had
violated its own policies by sending the Nellis inmates to higher custody. Due to Levine's
actions, the DOJ was forced to act and subsequently shifted hundreds of its inmates
around the country to conform to the lawsuit's claims.
| Post Sentencing - Federal Incarceration |
After sentencing in May 2000 by U.S. District Judge Carlos R. Moreno in the Central
District of California, Levine served his remaining time in 11, high, medium, low, and
minimum security Federal Correctional Institutions in California, Arizona, Texas, Nevada,
and Oklahoma, where he continued assisting inmates file Bureau of Prison administrative
remedies and Habeas Corpus petitions, while continuing to self educate himself in Federal
Criminal Law.
District of California, Levine served his remaining time in 11, high, medium, low, and
minimum security Federal Correctional Institutions in California, Arizona, Texas, Nevada,
and Oklahoma, where he continued assisting inmates file Bureau of Prison administrative
remedies and Habeas Corpus petitions, while continuing to self educate himself in Federal
Criminal Law.
| Lompoc Federal Prison |
| Forms American Prison Consultants |
| Upon being released in April 2007, Levine formed American Prison Consultants and later Wall Street Prison Consultants, and began offering his knowledge, advise and services on the RDAP program, sentence reductions, prison survival skills, Bureau of Prison Policies and Procedures, and on how to navigate the complex world of the Criminal Justice System to lawyers, pre-trial inmates and their families. |
| Larry Jay Levine Interviewed On Fox Business News By Neil Cavuto |