Paper Jumpsuit
A raw, unfiltered look inside the U.S. federal justice system
Paper Jumpsuit takes you inside the real federal justice system — inside courtrooms, inside prisons, and inside the minds of the people running both. It exposes what actually happens behind closed doors, told by someone who survived the system, mastered it, and knows how to fix it. This isn't theory — it's war stories, case law, and survival.
A System Where
- Lawyers sell the dream of a defense but fail to deliver
- Judges bend or ignore the law when it suits them
- Post-conviction rights exist on paper but not in practice
- The Bureau of Prisons wastes taxpayer dollars pretending to rehabilitate
Inside the Book
- Real case examples exposing systemic failures and abuse
- Judicial incompetence disguised as authority
- A reform blueprint: parole revival, appellate access, oversight
- QR codes linking directly to real court filings
Part memoir. Part legal handbook. Part battle manual.
Real defendants. Real rulings. Real consequences.
Michael F. Schulze spent two decades studying law in federal prison and developed a level of legal comprehension and writing that few judges and attorneys ever achieve.