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Ed Bales
Managing Director, Federal Prison Consultants, LLC
www.FederalPrisonConsultants.com  
Toll Free: 1-888-5-PRISON

Ed Bales is the Managing Director of Federal Prison Consultants, LLC. He has 25 years of related experience. He was a Practice Administrator for a law practice for many years and has developed cutting edge strategies to assist Defendants, Inmates and Attorneys with pre and post sentencing strategies and Federal and State prison advocacy. He has been featured on National and International Broadcasts for both Television and Radio. He is also referenced in several books and Nationally based newspapers as a noted Prison Expert.

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Federal Prison Consultants, LLC is a full service Federal & State prison and sentencing consulting/advocacy firm. The combined experience on staff contains over 200 years of Criminal Justice, Paralegal, Psychological and Advocate experience.

What are activities I can do in my cell?

In this video, Federal & State Prison Consultant, Ed Bales, who is the Managing Director of Federal Prison Consultants, LLC, answers questions on what someone would want to know if they or a loved one was facing incarceration. Not only does he answer general questions on what prison is like, he also discusses what the roles of a prison and sentencing consultant play in the pre and post sentencing stages.

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Host: What are activities, I can do in my cell?

Ed Bales: Usually in your cell, you can read, you can listen to your radio. You are usually assigned a personal radio. If you are in a state facility, many of them allow you to have a television in your cell. If you are in a federal facility, there are Television rooms, no one has a T.

V. in the room, but you're very limited in what you can do because normally you have a room mate, bunk mate whichever way you would like to call them and you are limited to the activities. It's not a very private spot that you would think you would have.

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