Pavlo founded Prisonology, an expert network firm of retired Bureau of Prisons professionals, to work with defendants and criminal defense lawyers on federal prison issues after time in federal prison for wire fraud, money laundering and obstruction of justice. He is the co-author of "Stolen Without A Gun" and a contributor at the New York School of Law's Compliance and Enforcement Program, where he writes on white-collar crime and the federal legal system, in addition to contributing to Forbes.
Staffing The Future Of Federal Prisons
The Bureau of Prisons has a problem attracting new workers. However, there are no easy answers and a tough environment is as much to blame as low salaries.
Moving On After Prison, Making A Contribution And Reducing Costs
Many federal inmates, particularly at federal prison camps, go on to do amazing work and become better members of society. Tax payers are getting a payback from some.
Bureau Of Prisons Challenges Remain After Trump’s State Of The Union
The Bureau of Prisons, despite all of its issues, is once again being pushed to the side. Staffing shortages and crumbling buildings still dominate under Trump.
GAO Critical Of Bureau Of Prisons Use Of Halfway Houses
The GAO put out a report that is critical of the Bureau of Prisons' underutilization of residential reentry centers. New leadership at BOP is determined to fix this.
“Would You Eat That?” A Leadership Question At The Bureau Of Prisons
Prison food is not very good to start with but imagine how poor it is when it can even make minimal standards. OIG speaks out about the problem.