Sentencing Prep Dashboard

Calculate security score metrics and review/draft pre-sentence interview simulator answers.

🏢 BOP Custody Score Sheet

Estimate your Bureau of Prisons (BOP) security points. Camps (Minimum Security) generally require a point score under 12 (males) or 16 (females).

Age of Defendant

Education Level

Prior Criminal History (USSG Category) USSG stands for United States Sentencing Guidelines. It dictates how criminal history points are calculated based on prior convictions. Choose the category that matches your record:

History of Violence

Substance Abuse History (Within 5 years)

Estimated Security Points: (Subject to BOP SENTRY review)

0 Points

Minimum (Camp) Low Security Medium / High

0 11 15 20+

Evaluating designation...

Citizenship Notice: Under Bureau of Prisons Program Statement 5100.08, Minimum Security Camps (FPCs) are generally restricted to US citizens. Non-US citizens (including permanent residents with deportable charges or active ICE detainers) are disqualified from FPC placement and will be designated to a Low Security facility or higher, regardless of point score totals.

📋 PSR Pre-Sentence Interview Intake Simulator

Draft your responses to the 5 critical sections of the probation officer's interview. Your drafts are saved securely and can be reviewed with your defense counsel.

Legal Notice & Disclaimer: The suggestions, rules, and rules of thumb displayed below are general informational guides drawn from public guidelines. They do NOT constitute legal advice or represent a professional legal consultation. You must review all your draft responses with your defense attorney before sharing them with your probation officer or the court.

1. Offense Conduct & Acceptance of Responsibility Rule: Express remorse and take responsibility. Do not blame co-defendants, minimize your actions, or complain about investigators. Acceptance of responsibility grants you a 3-level guideline reduction.
* What to write: "I deeply regret my actions. I recognize that I caused harm to [victims/family]..."
* What to avoid: "I didn't know it was illegal" or "I only did it because my boss told me to."

2. Family & Social History Rule: Detail family stability, marriages, child care obligations, and sick relatives. The BOP uses this to place you at a facility within 500 miles of your family.
* What to write: List children, spouses, parents you care for, and their dependence on your presence/income.

3. Physical & Mental Health Conditions Rule: Disclose all physical illnesses, learning disabilities, anxiety, depression, and medications. This maps you to a correct BOP Medical Care Level (Tier 1-4) and guarantees prescriptions.
* What to write: Chronic conditions (asthma, diabetes, high blood pressure), past therapy/counseling, and current prescriptions.

4. Substance Abuse & RDAP Eligibility (12-Month Reduction) Rule: You must document a history of drug or alcohol abuse in the 12 months prior to arrest to qualify for the 12-month RDAP sentence reduction. Disclose it here honestly.
* What to write: Frequency of use, age of first use, impact on work/relationships, and past rehab/counseling.
* Crucial: If it is not documented in the PSR, the BOP will disqualify you from the program.

5. Financial Condition & Fines Ledger Rule: Detail all assets, debts, cash, and expenses. The probation officer sets your fine payment schedules based on this. Concealing assets is a crime and blocks acceptance points.
* What to write: Home equity, bank accounts, monthly living expenses (rent, groceries), child support, and outstanding loans.

Legal Disclaimer: White Collar Academy is a case organization and management system. We do not provide legal advice, representation, or sentencing predictions. All calculations, guides, checklists, workbook sections, and AI responses are for general informational purposes only. Always review and verify all calculations, dates, narrative drafts, and materials with your defense counsel.