The Man Who Survived Bridgegate - Bill Baroni

In this episode, Brent Cassity interviews Bill Baroni, a former politician who survived the nightmare National Media story of the Bridgegate scandal and served time in federal prison. His case went all the way to the United States Supreme Court, and he won. Bill was appointed by New Jersey Governor Chris Christie as Deputy Executive Director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. The national story originated with lane closures on the George Washington Bridge. They discuss Bill's background in politics, his journey through the criminal justice system, and his advocacy for the justice-impacted community. Bill shares his experiences of going to prison, the importance of humility and letting go of control, and the support he received from the White Collar Support Group. The episode highlights the challenges and strategies for overcoming adversity and finding support in difficult times. In this conversation, Bill Baroni shares his unusual journey of getting released. Bill also discusses his current work as a Law Professor at Seton Hall University Law School and the significance of teaching prison law. Bill is a two-time recipient of the "Professor of the Year" award. He is passionate about being able to teach prison law to help future lawyers and policymakers understand the criminal justice system more comprehensively. He emphasizes the need to help others and make a positive impact in their lives. Bill is the Cofounder of the Prison Visitation Fund and is a leader in the area of health and fighting obesity. After losing 130 pounds he coauthored Fat Kid Got Fit, and So Can You. Nightmare Success is sponsored by the White-Collar Support Group prisonist.org. Start Here. Autoplaza Direct your personal car concierge autoplazadirect.com.