This Release Plan was completed before my Self Surrender on 6/20/23
Reentry Release Plan
Peter J. Haslinger
BOP# 35131509
D.O.B. 12/17/1974
I will be utilizing this release plan to properly plan and prepare myself for successful reentry into the community. I will list all things that I can do while incarcerated to assure that I never see the inside of a courtroom again. I am going to use a Macro/Micro goal format. This plan will grow enormously since it will be adjusted because when I complete a micro goal I will add new micro goals to accomplish the macro goals to the full extent. As time moves forward more micro goals will be added/adjusted based on programs availability. After meeting with the case manager for the Teams meeting I will also adjust my plan according to staff needs (what programs staff will require me to complete) and continue to participate in anything else I feel I need to do to invest in myself.
Macro/Micro Goals
I. Continue to lead and live a law abiding life
1. I will be participating in programs that will assist in understanding criminal thinking errors and ways to overcome the various ways of these errors.
2. Read books on this subject and outline/write a book report
II. Continue living a life in Sobriety
1. Attend AA meetings
2. RDAP
3. Socialize with others maintaining a sober lifestyle
4. Celebrate Recovery (Faith-Based recovery program)
– I will be trying to launch this at the Federal Institution I am incarcerated
5. Read books on this subject and outline/write a book report
III. God, Jesus, and The Holy Spirit
1. Bible Study
2. Church
3. Life Connections or other Faith-Based initiatives program
4. Socialize with others involved in a Christian Community
5. Maintain Contact with Pastors from my Church
6. Read books on this subject and outline/write book report
IV. Fatherhood
1. Programs that have to do with bettering myself as a Father, Husband, Son, Brother, Uncle
2. Maintain contact with Wife, Children, and other Family members
3. Read books on this subject and outline/write book report
V. Community Outreach
1. Volunteer work with the Church working with individuals dealing with substance abuse and any other issues I can help with
2. Celebrate Recovery (Faith-Based recovery program)
VI. Employment CDL Truck Driver
1. I plan to continue employment with my current employer as an OTR (on the road) truck driver
2. Building a business plan to become an owner/operator
3. Execute the business plan
4. I have made a list of several books in regards to the various fields in the trucking business. These books will be mailed to me throughout my period of incarceration. I will read them, study them, take notes in order to teach myself more about the trucking business.
5. Any jobs that may present themselves while incarcerated that has to do with this field I will apply for and try to obtain as employment.
6. Keep my CDL updated and renewed so it does not expire while I’m incarcerated.
VII. Learn a Secondary Skill
1. I will learn another trade or gain employment available to prisoners that would help me seek employment in another field as a back up plan.
VIII. Supervised Release
1. Abide by all conditions of my supervised release
2. Stay in touch with the department I will released too until assigned an officer that will be responsible for my supervision
IX. Support System
1. Along with my determination and desire to stay on this new found path that I am now living, I have a very strong support system that I will utilize to help me accomplish my goals.
-Wife: Raven Haslinger
-Father: Daniel Haslinger
-Mother: Leigh Ann Mitcler
-Step Father: Jeff Mitcler
-Brother: Caleb Mitcler
-Sister: Rachel Smith
-Sister: Ashley Cooper
-Sister: LeighAnn Good
-Pastor/Sponsor: Joseph Reedling
-Pastor: Charles Talley
-Employer: Casey Myrice
-Lawyer: Steven Hartman
This is a basic outline of my release plan that I will build onto throughout my incarceration. I will use my time wisely and be productive so I complete the goals I have set. Certain goals will change as I accomplish them and new goals will be set. This is all part of a lifelong process to remain drug free and a law abiding productive citizen that will never find himself inside of a courtroom with legal problems again.
