Having served as a guest of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, I met and lived with people that I would never have experienced. Following my release, I learned to help people, mostly homeless men, dealing with issues of mental health, substance abuse and law enforcement. I understand that our society needs to rethink its approach to crime and punishment, and I am working to share more mercy with others who deserve it through responsible criminal justice reforms. I am proud to support a number of specific reform initiatives that will be future topics of this blog.
Thank you for joining me in this journey to show God’s mercy.
In a recent chapel talk to the students of Baylor School, Thad was able to challenge middle school and high school students about engaging in
When I first moved to Tampa in 2002, I was still working as a busy Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) lawyer. I wasn’t sure what Florida
According to Merriam-Webster, clemency is defined as “a disposition to be merciful” and especially to moderate the severity of punishment. My journey through the criminal
This past week, there was a prison riot in South Carolina. Five people were killed and 17 wounded, all inmates. The argument was over cell
“If somebody has to go to jail, make sure it is your client.” This adage came from a professor during my first year in law
As I adjust to prison life during my short six-month stay at Jesup FCI (Federal Corrections Institution), I have developed tremendous respect for the men
I didn’t come to this willingly. My experience in the criminal justice system is something I never imagined would happen. It all changed for me
Redemption Radio Host. Former Executive. Previously Incarcerated. Presidentially Pardoned. Criminal Justice Reform Advocate.
