Geoff Mousseau


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Why Did Sheriff Michael Carona Go To Trial?

Recent Changes in Sentencing Law Make Going to Trial a Reasonable Decision. The trial of former Orange County Sheriff, Michael Carona, is winding down with little fanfare. As the lawyers for both sides present their closing arguments, speculation swirls around the question of why Sheriff Carona did not testify at his trial. Geoff Mousseau, a consultant who counsels defendants and their families about prison... (posted by Geoff 3 years 141 days ago.)
Are Prosecutors Really Seeking Death Penalty Against 8-Year Old Boy?

Prosecutors from Texas, Oklahoma and Florida are offering their services to seek the death penalty against an 8-year old boy in Arizona accused of 2 counts of premeditated murder. According to their spokesman, "the death penalty is the ultimate deterrent and we want to stop this trend of children murdering adults." The spokesman, who spoke under condition of anonymity, also said that... (posted by Geoff 3 years 198 days ago.)
Bankers Would Have Reaped a Windfall if Bush's Emergency Bill Had Passed.

The current economic crisis is undeniably vast and frightening. This is precisely the type of situation that deserves governmental intervention. The problem is that we do not trust the current administration. We were told that the Bush Administration's proposed legislation was essential and that our economic future depended on its passage. But what did the Bill actually say?... (posted by Geoff 3 years 239 days ago.)
Federal Sentencing Consultant Discusses the Second Chance Act

The Second Chance Act of 2007 Recently a law was enacted to help offenders make a transition from Federal Prison to the regular honest working world. This law has become known as the Second Chance Act. This law was eagerly awaited by inmates and their families. It was also the subject of many rumors and much misinformation. In essence, the new law does little and will provide benefits... (posted by Geoff 3 years 244 days ago.)
Expert Consultants Can Answer Questions About Prison

Yesterday your client had a life. That may change as a result of today's indictment. Yesterday your client was a businessman, an owner. He was a husband and a father. Today he faces the possibility of losing everything, his family, his freedom, his future, his dreams, and his reputation. His life may be changed forever. Yesterday your client told people what to do. His demands were met.... (posted by Geoff 3 years 247 days ago.)