COVER LEGAL DOCUMENTS

USE OF OUR DOCUMENTS IN SEX CRIME CASES MAKE THE DIFFERENCE IN PRISON STAYS
COVER DOCUMENTS
- Criminal Complaints
- Indictments
- Plea Agreements
- Criminal Dockets
- Motions
- Memorandums
Help For Sex Offenders Going To Prison!
PRISON VIOLENCE IS REAL
Defendants charged and convicted of sex crimes, including the downloading of child pornography, are extremely unpopular inside any correctional facility and could be subject to ridicule, isolation and possible violence by the inmate population. Next to being an informant, those convicted of sex crimes are normally treated like outcasts by staff and inmates alike.
In 2016, Jarrod Fogle the former Subway spokesman serving 15 years on Child Pornography charges was brutally assaulted despite having paid other inmates to protect him!
When an inmate reports into a new institution, one of the first things other inmates will ask for is to see your paperwork (Legal Documents About Your Case). In the likely event that an inmate asks you to “SEE YOUR PAPERWORK” you may be at a loss to provide something that other inmates will view as an acceptable crime.
Not being able to produce paperwork will immediately generate suspicion among the inmates. These are people you are going to have to live with for a substantial period of time, and being under suspicion of having been convicted of a sex crime can seriously limit the inmate activities other inmates allow you to participate in. The staff are powerless to help you out in a situation like this and will NOT GET INVOLVED!
HOW WE CAN HELP!
Creation of Cover Legal Documents
In the past, we have assisted numerous clients who have been convicted of sex crimes in the preparation of Cover Legal Documents to help guarantee their safety.
We will provide a Federal Indictment, Plea Agreement ,and Judgment & Commitment Order in your name showing that you were actually convicted of Financial or Drug crime in your sentenced district commensurate with the amount time you were actually sentenced to. These documents have the look and authenticity of actual documents from the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
After a few inmates view them and see your are not a Child Molester or Child Pornographer, aka “CHOMO” it will become common knowledge that you are OKAY to associate with, and will provide you the mental confidence to serve your sentence without always having to watch your back!
The Legality of Cover Documents
Some clients have questioned the legality of using cover documents. The reality is, that as long as the documents are not filed with court, or presented to the BOP as being legitimate for an early release, you can possess whatever documents you want. The ONLY documents that inmate by law is prohibited from possessing while in custody is their PSR.





What Is Child Pornography
Federal Child Pornography Statute 18 USC § 2251
Going To Federal Prison? Need an Early Release? We Can Help!
Federal Child Pornography Charges
According to Title 18 Section 2251 of the US Federal Criminal Code, child pornography is considered to be any depiction of a minor (under 18) or an individual who appears to be a minor engaged in sexual or sexually related conduct including just being naked! U.S. Federal Criminal Statutes have codified this to include pictures, videos, and computer-generated content. The digital alteration of an image or video so that it appears to be a minor can also be charged as a child pornography.
U.S. Federal law and those of all 50 states make it a crime to produce, possess, distribute, or sell any pornographic materials that exploit or portray a minor (under the age of 18), including cartoon and computer generated material having sexual relations. Any violation of federal child pornography laws subjects convicted offenders to severe statutory penalties and incarceration.
U.S. Federal laws addressing child pornography are codified as:
18 U.S.C. § 2251– Sexual Exploitation of Children
(Production of child pornography)
18 U.S.C. § 2252– Certain activities relating to material involving the sexual exploitation of minors (Possession, distribution and receipt of child pornography)
18 U.S.C. § 2260– Production of sexually explicit depictions of a minor for importation into the United States
Child Pornography Sentencing and Penalties
First-time offenders found guilty of producing child pornography may be sentenced to 15 to 30 years in a federal prison along with monetary fines, enrollment in a mandatory court ordered sex offender treatment programs while in custody and after release, and the requirements to be registered as a sex offender for the rest of their life.
The FBI, Secret Service, US Postal Inspector, and the Department of Homeland Security all have jurisdiction to investigate child pornography with hundreds of active investigations throughout the US and overseas.
Our consultation services employ investigative and research processes to assist inmates and their lawyers in finding the best solution and alternatives available to reduce prison terms of an inmate. Discuss possible solutions to your issues today.
Call Wall Street Prison Consultants Now at 855-577-4766. We’re here to help!