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| Surviving Prison For Millionaires - 04/14/2009 9:40 am |
| 13 Prison-Survival Tips for White-Collar Women of Wall Street |
Founder of Wall Street Prison Consultants lays down the rules for
getting out of prison alive when you’re an affluent female — such as
Shana Madoff — fearing stripes in your future.
getting out of prison alive when you’re an affluent female — such as
Shana Madoff — fearing stripes in your future.
| By The Staff at wow.com |
As speculation about the involvement of
the niece of disgraced financier Bernard
Madoff continues to make headlines,
wowOwow reached out to Larry Levine,
founder of Wall Street Prison
the niece of disgraced financier Bernard
Madoff continues to make headlines,
wowOwow reached out to Larry Levine,
founder of Wall Street Prison
lawyer of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, Levine shared with
wowOwow these 13 tips for what she and other aristocrats need to know so
they can survive jail — and even get out early:
1) Respect your inmates.
2) Do not cut the line for food in the dining hall or to use the telephone.
3) Do not sit on someone’s bunk unless given permission.
4) Do not pick up someone’s personal property unless given permission.
5) When you are in the dining hall, do not reach across the table over someone’s
tray.
6) Be wary of borrowing.
7) Do not become an informant (i.e., do not wear a rat jacket, or be labeled a
snitch).
8) Do not spread lies or rumors about people.
9) Do not steal.
10) Do not stare at people. Do not "eye stalk." Get out of the habit of staring
someone down. It can be considered confrontational.
11) Do not ask people about their case.
12) Do not go into consultant mode and act as someone’s mother or therapist.
Worry only about yourself.
13) Have a documented history of alcohol or substance abuse — even if you don’t
drink. A prisoner with a substance-abuse problem has the opportunity to participate
in a substance-abuse program and prisoners who successfully complete the treatment
may have the chance to be released early.
wowOwow these 13 tips for what she and other aristocrats need to know so
they can survive jail — and even get out early:
1) Respect your inmates.
2) Do not cut the line for food in the dining hall or to use the telephone.
3) Do not sit on someone’s bunk unless given permission.
4) Do not pick up someone’s personal property unless given permission.
5) When you are in the dining hall, do not reach across the table over someone’s
tray.
6) Be wary of borrowing.
7) Do not become an informant (i.e., do not wear a rat jacket, or be labeled a
snitch).
8) Do not spread lies or rumors about people.
9) Do not steal.
10) Do not stare at people. Do not "eye stalk." Get out of the habit of staring
someone down. It can be considered confrontational.
11) Do not ask people about their case.
12) Do not go into consultant mode and act as someone’s mother or therapist.
Worry only about yourself.
13) Have a documented history of alcohol or substance abuse — even if you don’t
drink. A prisoner with a substance-abuse problem has the opportunity to participate
in a substance-abuse program and prisoners who successfully complete the treatment
may have the chance to be released early.
