Press Play with Madeleine Brand
The prison consulting gig: Helping white collar criminals face the music
In the wake of the college admissions scandal, wealthy parents, students, and coaches have to face the fact they might end up in prison. Justin Paperny helps prepare white collar criminals for life in prison.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readIn the wake of the college admissions scandal, wealthy parents, students, and coaches have to face the fact they might end up in prison. Justin Paperny helps prepare white collar criminals for life in prison. Paperny was a former Bear Stearns stockbroker who served 18 months in federal prison on conspiracy charges.
The full episode
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What is obstruction of justice?- 0:00Analyzing Attorney General Barr’s decision to not pursue obstruction of justice charges against Trump
- 9:13What does the partial exoneration of Trump mean for the media?
- 18:01The prison consulting gig: Helping white collar criminals face the musicYou’re reading this
- 27:41Music inspired by current events, including the 50th anniversary of Woodstock
- 40:11All eyes are on Zion Williamson as Duke advances in March Madness
The full episode
3 of 5What is obstruction of justice?- 0:00Analyzing Attorney General Barr’s decision to not pursue obstruction of justice charges against Trump
- 9:13What does the partial exoneration of Trump mean for the media?
- 18:01The prison consulting gig: Helping white collar criminals face the musicYou’re reading this
- 27:41Music inspired by current events, including the 50th anniversary of Woodstock
- 40:11All eyes are on Zion Williamson as Duke advances in March Madness