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When you're on deadline and want concise, hard-hitting commentary on unfolding events, look no further then former federal inmates and Custody Advisors Larry Levine and Holli Coulman of Wall Street Prison Consultants.

Levine and Coulman have extensive knowledge of federal laws, federal crimes, the courts, and the inner workings of the federal prison system.

Levine is founder of Wall Street Prison Consultants and a former organized crime troubleshooter. After his 1998 arrest and conviction, he served a 10-year Federal Sentence at 11 correctional institutions on charges including narcotics, securities fraud, obstruction, racketeering, and possession of automatic weapons.

This background allows him to share a unique perspective on the current state of prisons in America. Having successfully sued the Department of Justice, Levine can discuss and explain more than just the day-to-day functions of a prison, he also has more than a working knowledge of the rights afforded to prisoners, and when they are violated.

Since his release, Levine's proved to be a regular guest contributor to reports on CNN, Fox, HLN, MSNBC, ABC and CBS News and the Washington Post, the Wall St. Journal, NY Times, People Magazine, Inside Edition, The BBC, Forbes, VICE and major news organizations providing information on what people experience when incarcerated.

Holli Coulman, the co-founder of Wall Street Prison Consultants was a long term Hewlett Packard employee. After a conviction for Wire Fraud, She served a 21-month federal sentence at a women's federal prison camp. Coulman spent two months in solitary confinement at a county jail after reporting prison staff for sexually harassing her.

Coulman's desire to help inmates began taking shape before she was even processed in to prison. Prior to her self-surrender she spent long hours searching the internet for information about what she would be facing. She found the resources she needed sorely lacking. When she finished her sentence and had the opportunity to pair with Levine she knew she could help those with the same need.

Coulman's been a contributor to Life and Style Magazine, InTouch Weekly, The Orlando Sentinel, the Christian Post, the Inquisitor, Radar Online and several other news organizations discussing the unique set of challenges that women face when incarcerated in a women's prison.