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	\|birth_date = June 11, 1956		\|birth_date = June 11, 1956
	\|birth_place = Boston, Massachusetts		\|birth_place = Boston, Massachusetts

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	'''Jeffrey D. Grant''' (born June 11, 1956) is an American attorney, ordained minister, and nonprofit executive who served 18 months in federal prison for loan fraud and subsequently became a leading advocate for individuals and families navigating the white-collar criminal justice system through his work with the ~~[[White_Collar_Support_Group\|~~White Collar Support Group]].<ref name="corporatecrime-grant">Corporate Crime Reporter, "Jeff Grant on White Collar Redemption," https://www.corporatecrimereporter.com/news/200/jeff-grant-on-whitecollar-redemption/.</ref>		'''Jeffrey D. Grant''' (born June 11, 1956) is an American attorney, ordained minister, and nonprofit executive who served 18 months in federal prison for loan fraud and subsequently became a leading advocate for individuals and families navigating the white-collar criminal justice system through his work with the White Collar Support Group.<ref name="corporatecrime-grant">Corporate Crime Reporter, "Jeff Grant on White Collar Redemption," https://www.corporatecrimereporter.com/news/200/jeff-grant-on-whitecollar-redemption/.</ref>

	Grant was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and practiced law in New York, heading his own firm in Mamaroneck, New York, before federal charges ended his legal career. After his release, Grant earned a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary and co-founded ~~[[White_Collar_Support_Group\|~~White Collar Support Group]], the world's first national support group serving white-collar defendants and their families.<ref name="richroll-grant">Rich Roll Podcast, "The Awakening Of Jeff Grant: From Addiction & Incarceration To Prison Ministry," https://www.richroll.com/podcast/jeff-grant-440/.</ref> Grant has become a leading advocate for the adoption of automatic record expungement in the federal criminal justice system.		Grant was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and practiced law in New York, heading his own firm in Mamaroneck, New York, before federal charges ended his legal career. After his release, Grant earned a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary and co-founded White Collar Support Group, the world's first national support group serving white-collar defendants and their families.<ref name="richroll-grant">Rich Roll Podcast, "The Awakening Of Jeff Grant: From Addiction & Incarceration To Prison Ministry," https://www.richroll.com/podcast/jeff-grant-440/.</ref> Grant has become a leading advocate for the adoption of automatic record expungement in the federal criminal justice system.

	In 2021, the Supreme Court of the State of New York reinstated Grant's law license, and he subsequently founded GrantLaw, a firm focused on representing individuals facing federal charges.<ref name="grantlaw-about">GrantLaw, "About Jeff Grant," https://grantlaw.com/about/.</ref>		In 2021, the Supreme Court of the State of New York reinstated Grant's law license, and he subsequently founded GrantLaw, a firm focused on representing individuals facing federal charges.<ref name="grantlaw-about">GrantLaw, "About Jeff Grant," https://grantlaw.com/about/.</ref>
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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==

	Jeff Grant's journey from real estate attorney to federal inmate to ordained minister and advocate represents one of the more complete personal transformations among formerly incarcerated white-collar offenders. At the height of his legal career, Grant headed a 20-employee firm serving as outside general counsel to major real estate companies. Struggling with stress and addiction, he misrepresented information on an SBA loan application—an act that resulted in federal fraud charges and an 18-month prison sentence that destroyed his career and reputation.<ref name="~~wiki~~-~~grant~~">~~Wikipedia~~, "Jeff Grant," https://en.~~wikipedia.org~~/~~wiki~~/~~Jeff_Grant~~</ref>		Jeff Grant's journey from real estate attorney to federal inmate to ordained minister and advocate represents one of the more complete personal transformations among formerly incarcerated white-collar offenders. At the height of his legal career, Grant headed a 20-employee firm serving as outside general counsel to major real estate companies. Struggling with stress and addiction, he misrepresented information on an SBA loan application—an act that resulted in federal fraud charges and an 18-month prison sentence that destroyed his career and reputation.<ref name="grantlaw-bio">GrantLaw, "About Jeff Grant," https://grantlaw.com/about/.</ref>

	Grant's post-release path distinguished him from others in his situation. Rather than attempting to return quietly to private life, he pursued theological education, became an ordained minister, and devoted his career to helping others facing circumstances similar to his own. Through Progressive Prison Ministries and the White Collar Support Group, Grant has assisted hundreds of individuals and families dealing with federal prosecution. His 2021 law license reinstatement—achieved more than a decade after his conviction—allowed him to combine his legal expertise with his ministry work, offering a unique perspective shaped by personal experience on both sides of the criminal justice system.<ref name="richroll-grant" />		Grant's post-release path distinguished him from others in his situation. Rather than attempting to return quietly to private life, he pursued theological education, became an ordained minister, and devoted his career to helping others facing circumstances similar to his own. Through Progressive Prison Ministries and the White Collar Support Group, Grant has assisted hundreds of individuals and families dealing with federal prosecution. His 2021 law license reinstatement—achieved more than a decade after his conviction—allowed him to combine his legal expertise with his ministry work, offering a unique perspective shaped by personal experience on both sides of the criminal justice system.<ref name="richroll-grant" />
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	== Prison Experience ==		== Prison Experience ==

	Grant served his sentence at ~~[[FCI_Allenwood_(low-security)\|~~the United States Penitentiary Allenwood, a federal correctional complex in Pennsylvania]]. During his incarceration, Grant began the process of self-reflection and spiritual exploration that would eventually lead him to ministry. He has spoken and written extensively about his prison experience, using it to help others understand what to expect from federal incarceration and how to use the time productively.<ref name="richroll-grant" />		Grant served his sentence at the United States Penitentiary Allenwood, a federal correctional complex in Pennsylvania. During his incarceration, Grant began the process of self-reflection and spiritual exploration that would eventually lead him to ministry. He has spoken and written extensively about his prison experience, using it to help others understand what to expect from federal incarceration and how to use the time productively.<ref name="richroll-grant" />

	Grant has described the challenges of serving time as a white-collar offender—the loss of identity, the stigma, the difficulty of explaining his circumstances to family—as well as the opportunities he found for personal growth. His time in prison planted the seeds for his later work in prison ministry and advocacy.<ref name="prisonist-ministry">Prisonist, "It's About God: Prison Ministry vs. Prison Consulting," https://prisonist.org/its-about-god-prison-ministry-vs-prison-consulting-by-rev-jeff-grant-jd-m-div/.</ref>		Grant has described the challenges of serving time as a white-collar offender—the loss of identity, the stigma, the difficulty of explaining his circumstances to family—as well as the opportunities he found for personal growth. His time in prison planted the seeds for his later work in prison ministry and advocacy.<ref name="prisonist-ministry">Prisonist, "It's About God: Prison Ministry vs. Prison Consulting," https://prisonist.org/its-about-god-prison-ministry-vs-prison-consulting-by-rev-jeff-grant-jd-m-div/.</ref>
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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

	* ~~[[White_Collar_Support_Group\|~~White Collar Support Group]]		* White Collar Support Group
	* ~~[[Prison_Consultants\|~~Prison Consultants]]		* Prison Consultants
	* ~~[[Bank_Fraud\|~~Bank Fraud]]		* Bank Fraud
	* ~~[[Residential_Reentry_Centers_(Halfway_Houses)\|~~Residential Reentry Centers (Halfway Houses)]]		* Residential Reentry Centers (Halfway Houses)
	* [[Expungement]]		* [[Expungement]]
	* ~~[[FCI_Allenwood_(low-security)\|~~FCI Allenwood (low-security)]]		* FCI Allenwood (low-security)
	* ~~[[Federal_Good_Time_Credit_Policies\|~~Federal Good Time Credit Policies]]		* Federal Good Time Credit Policies


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	* [[White_Collar_Support_Group]]		* [[White_Collar_Support_Group\|White Collar Support Group]]
	* [[Prison_Consultants]]		* [[Prison_Consultants\|Prison Consultants]]
	* [[Bank_Fraud]]		* [[Bank_Fraud\|Bank Fraud]]
	* [[Residential_Reentry_Centers_(Halfway_Houses)]]		* [[Residential_Reentry_Centers_(Halfway_Houses)\|Residential Reentry Centers (Halfway Houses)]]
	* [[Expungement]]		* [[Expungement]]
	* [[FCI_Allenwood_(low-security)]]		* [[FCI_Allenwood_(low-security)\|FCI Allenwood (low-security)]]
	* [[Federal_Good_Time_Credit_Policies]]		* [[Federal_Good_Time_Credit_Policies\|Federal Good Time Credit Policies]]

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	* '''Law License Reinstatement''': The process by which a disbarred attorney may petition to have their license to practice law restored after demonstrating rehabilitation.		* '''Law License Reinstatement''': The process by which a disbarred attorney may petition to have their license to practice law restored after demonstrating rehabilitation.

	== See ~~also~~ ==		== See Also ==

	* [~~https://nightmaresuccess.com/p/jeff-grant-the-journey-of-a-ny-attorney/ Jeff Grant's Interview on the Nightmare Success Podcast~~]		* [[White_Collar_Support_Group]]
	* [[Prison_Consultants~~\|Prison Consultants~~]]		* [[Prison_Consultants]]
	* [[Federal_Good_Time_Credit_Policies~~\|Federal Good Time Credit Policies~~]]		* [[Bank_Fraud]]
			* [[Residential_Reentry_Centers_(Halfway_Houses)]]
			* [[Expungement]]
			* [[FCI_Allenwood_(low-security)]]
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