James H. Feldman, Jr., practices federal post-conviction criminal defense out of his Ardmore, Pennsylvania, office, and is of counsel to the Law Offices of Alan Ellis.  He has handled numerous sentencings, appeals, and 2255 motions in federal courts throughout the United States, and is Editor of Alan Ellis' Federal Presentence and Post Conviction News, and co-author of the Ellis firm's Federal Sentencing Guidebook and its Federal Post Conviction Guidebook.  Mr. Feldman has also authored numerous articles on federal sentencing and post conviction remedies including Litigating in a Post-Booker World, Representing the White Collar Client in a Post-Booker World, and A 2255 and 2241 Primer.

After earning his law degree in 1976 from the University of Cincinnati College of Law, Mr. Feldman engaged in the solo practice of law there until 1982, when he moved to Philadelphia to serve as staff attorney for the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors.  As a result of his work with CCCO, Mr. Feldman is one of a handful of attorneys in the United States experienced in litigating habeas petitions on behalf of members of the United States armed forces.  He currently serves on the board of the Washington, D.C. based Center on Conscience and War.