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Nobody at FanDuel ever limited my bets. I wagered through more than $11 million on that app, and the company never once cut the amount I was allowed to bet. I had a VIP host who had my phone number and my email address and who used both. I...
Earlier this year I relapsed. I turned $100 into $6,000 and lost every dollar of it. Then, I did one thing I had never done before.
This episode is about what I did different, what I learned about why I gambled to begin with, and what I’m...
I don’t have this fully figured out, and I want to say that plainly before anything else. A piece that presented itself as authoritative guidance on this subject would be dishonest. My sons are sixteen, fourteen, and eleven. My daughter is...
Right out of law school, I clerked for a federal judge in the District of South Carolina. One of the cases that moved through chambers that year was built on invoices for hauling that never happened, trucks that never moved, loads that were...
The visible costs of a federal felony conviction are the ones that appear on paper: attorney fees, restitution orders, and fines and special assessments, all itemized on the judgment in figures anyone can read. Those costs are real, and the...
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Former trial lawyer turned criminal defendant. Husband. Father. Felon. Author. Addict in recovery. Follow my journey → plea → sentencing → prison → reentry → redemption.
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