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The Legal Coach Vol. 3
Grady Simmons
Introduction: Enforcing Your Constitutional Rights While Incarcerated This book is designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to take legal action against prison staff who violate your constitutional rights. As an incarcerated individual, you retain civil rights protected under the U.S. Constitution. You have the right to be free from physical abuse, medical neglect, and denial of mental health care. If you have suffered harm, you have the right—and the responsibility—to respond through lawful means. Failing to act not only allows the abuse to continue but also increases the likelihood that it will happen again, to you or to others. Whenever a staff member violates institutional policy or denies you access to something you are entitled to under prison regulations, you must document the incident immediately. This book will walk you through what correctional staff are required to do, what they are prohibited from doing, and how to respond effectively when your rights are infringed. Not every grievance will rise to the level of a lawsuit, but that does not mean you cannot or should not file formal complaints.
The Legal Coach Vol. 2
Grady Simmons
This book will examine crime and punishment, expose hidden traps within the court system, and distinguish between ineffective and competent legal representation. We will explore issues such as drug offenses, prostitution, firearms, gangs, theft, assault, homicide, incarceration, and much more. I will also present lawful alternatives to criminal conduct—practical, legal options that offer viable paths forward. Additionally, a dedicated chapter will guide readers through the process of developing and launching a business, providing a structured exit strategy from street life.
The Legal Coach Vol. 1
Grady Simmons
The criminal justice system is often perceived as final and impenetrable, especially by those who have witnessed a loved one sentenced and silenced. Yet the reality is more nuanced. While the law is strict in its procedures, it also offers pathways for redemption, review, and relief. These avenues may be difficult to identify and even harder to pursue, but they do exist. This book is more than a legal guide; it is a call to action for those who refuse to accept injustice as the final word. Whether your loved one was wrongfully convicted, subjected to an excessive sentence, or simply needs guidance through the post-conviction process, understanding the legal landscape is the first step toward meaningful change.