Amendment 821 Data Assessment

Amendment 821 qualification is complicated and requires specific information related to the sentence

Our team of sentencing data analysts is here to help validate your sentencing data

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Our Amendment 821 assessment is available for $89 below:

Amendment 821 provides an historic opportunity for nearly 20,000 federal inmates to reduce their sentences, with thousands potentially qualifying for immediate release. 

We are working tirelessly to help help as many people assess their sentencing reductions as we can.

The fee covers our internal costs and the cost of any documents we retrieve from the court. 

Note: We are processing orders first-come, first served. This is not legal advice nor a guarantee that you qualify. 

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Amendment 821 Assessment Includes:

  • Priority review by our in-house team
  • Evaluate your documents
  • Confirm defendant likely qualifies for sentence review under Amendment 821
  • Report of how much of a reduction defendant may qualify for
  • Strategic advice for next steps and options available to file a motion that is most likely to succeed in reducing sentencing

Benefits

  • Quick turnaround to verify defendant likely qualifies
  • Learn how much of a reduction defendant may receive
  • Understand next steps and strategy going forward
  • Get clear on issues that need to be addressed at resentencing

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