So about six weeks ago I sent an email to our list, highlighting a defendant who called after sentencing to tell me that his judge had lambasted him and his white collar defense lawyer by essentially turning in letters that looked boiler plate. So you’ve got to invest the time you have to do the work. We’re dealing with cynical stakeholders here, probation, officer, a prosecutor, a judge: you need the right content at the right time to influence these people favorably. After all, it does no good to go through an extensive mitigation strategy, in some cases, over a period of months and years to then have one word, one statement, one line, derail all the progress you’ve made. What I’ll cover in this video today is not just the importance of character reference letters, but some common mistakes that people make. I’m going to put up a two and a half minute clip to that video with the judge at the end of this video. If it does, please watch this video because I’m going to give you this inside information that I’m going to channel in part through a federal judge who was interviewed by my business partner, Michael Santos.
#Character witness letter license#
Imagine this scenario! What if you could go to a sentencing hearing or hearing to try to keep your professional license with all of the inside information you need to put yourself in the best possible position to succeed?Does that sound like something that would interest you? 6 Common Character Reference Letter Mistakes
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