About E. Michael Kahoe


Education

June 1970 - Juris Doctor Degree
University of Balitmore School of Law


Experience

October 1970 - Special Agent with The FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation). Promoted 6 times. Retired in 1997 as the Special Agent in Charge of an FBI field office.


Prison

Entered guilty plea to one count of Obstruction of Justice in connection with involvement and subsequent investigation of the FBI's conduct at a siege at Ruby Ridge, Idaho during the summer of 1989.

Sentenced to 18 months incarceration, 3 years probation and fined two thousand dollars.

Began sentence in the general population of the Federal Correctional Institute at Jesup, Georgia on 12/1/97.

Transferred to the Federal Correctional Facility at Pensacola Fla. and released on 12/20/98. Served 3 months in a half way house in Jacksonville, Fla. paid all fines and completed probation.



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Kahoe Consulting

Firsthand Experience to Help You & Your Family Prepare For Prison Life


The alien territory that the recently convicted white collar prisoner and their family will encounter is frightening and unsettling. Let us help prepare you and your family for the life-changing experience of prison life.The consultation services of E. Michael Kahoe, former FBI agent and federal prisoner, will provide you with the valuable knowledge and firsthand experience of exactly what to expect while incarcerated.


Prison life is never a simple transition


Let Michael's similar circumstance experience help assist in your difficulty of going from a life of respectability, power and authority to a position at the bottom of the totem pole almost instantly. With his help, you can make it through intact.


Allow Michael to help ease the transition to this unfamiliar and alien ground with information not covered in any Bureau of Prisons Manauls:


  • The unpublished rules of acceptable prison behavior
  • Family reassurance and guidance before, during, and after incarceration takes place
  • Real expectations of the prison process
  • Advice on visitation by family and friends
  • Proper mail procedures
  • Direction on medical care and prescription drugs
  • Telephone usage tips
  • Food services and alternatives
  • Mental health suggestions
  • Advice on the consequences of prison smuggling, physical welfare, safety, and general conduct

Disclaimer: No legal advice shall be provided. No involvement in any way in the facts of the defendants case. No participation in any discussion involving the facts of a particular case or the defense strategy.