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About: National School Safety and Security Services is a Cleveland-based, national consulting firm specializing in K-12 school security and emergency preparedness issues. Kenneth S. Trump, President, has over 25 years school safety experience with school and public safety officials from all 50 states and Canada. Ken is one of the most widely quoted school safety experts and has appeared on all cable and network news.

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Topics: Federal Crime, Jail, Organized Crime, Prison, Prisons, White Collar Crime

About: Larry Jay Levinefounded Wall Street Prison Consultants, a firm providing assistance to lawyers and Defendants in Federal Court criminal proceedings. He can be reached 24 hours a day at 213.219.9033 and have expert knowledge and can provide story commentary on Prison Riots, Prison-Escapes, Prison-Inmate Survival, Federal Sentencing, Narcotics-Trafficking, Fraud, Prison-Gangs, and Dirty Cops. He was arrested in 1998 by an FBI-DEA Organized-Crime Task-Force, and convicted of narcotics trafficking, securities fraud, racketeering, and automatic-weapons, and was sentenced to ten years federal prison and severed time at 11 prisons educating himself in federal criminal law. In 2005, he filed a Habeas-Corpus claiming the DOJ had violated inmate's rights and caused hundreds of inmates to be transferred around the U.S.Upon release he began helping defendants with prison survival