The Executive Who Practiced His Apology for Weeks and Still Got 18 Extra Months
About this episode
This episode discusses the importance of a well-prepared apology in federal court and how it can impact sentencing outcomes.
He rehearsed his apology for weeks and still got 18 extra months. In this episode, I explain why vague remorse fails in federal court, what judges actually look for, and why the people who get better outcomes usually start building their case for leniency long before sentencing day.
People in this episode
Host: Justin Paperny
Topics covered
- apology
- federal court
- leniency
- judicial outcomes
- remorse
Keywords
- apology
- federal court
- judges
- leniency
- remorse
- sentencing
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