Joe Giudice Research Paper

Joe Giudice begins a new journey: Justice being served for fraud charges Joe Giudice spent his last days as a free man with his wife Teresa and his four daughters, Gia, Gabriella, Milania and Audriana before surrendering himself to authorities. The day he turned himself in was a very emotional day for the whole family. Joe’s wife, his sister and brother along with other family members and the family attorney were present when Joe presented himself to the prison to being his sentence.
They all stayed strong during Teresa incarceration at the Danbury Federal Prison in Connecticut where she served eleven months for the same criminal charges her husband was charged with. It was a blessing that authorities thought of the interest and welfare of their children when they decided to
Giudice made a statement to People saying; “That, we’ll worry about when I get out.” Maybe he shouldn’t wait and seek a way while in prison to officially obtain his citizenship instead of waiting until time runs out for him before authorities make the final decision of whether he can remain in the United States or be deported back to the country of his birth.
The first few days in prison Joe will have to be cleared before being assigned to a section of the prison. He’ll be searched, have to undergo a special scan to identify if any internal metal is in his body, be housed in a special unit for a few days until he is medically cleared before being assigned to the security camp or one of the security housing units. Once Joe is assigned he’ll either reside in a dorm room with double bunk beds that houses a minimum of two hundred inmates if he is placed in the camp. If not, he’ll be assigned to a housing unit that holds twelve to eighteen inmates in a single