Erick Hobbs

My name is Erick but please call me Muhammad. I am, both, a practicing Muslim and compassionate human being. I love to laugh and bring joy to those closest to me, however, by nature I am a fierce protector. I love meeting new people which is why I am here. I have been incarcerated since 2018 for possession of a loaded firearm. I have accepted responsibility for the decisions of my life and I now strive whole-heartedly to be better than I was before. Surprisingly, I have become passionate above the law. This has led me to obtain a Paralegal certification with a special focus in Criminal Law and Civil Litigation. My ultimate goal is to become a practicing attorney upon my release so that I can be an advocate for prison reform. I currently work inside of the Education Department as the law library clerk where I believe I can best utilize the skills I’ve learned. I have assisted numerous inmates in drafting everything from federal habeas corpus petitions to religious discrimination civil action suits.

I am also the Inmate Representative of the Sunni Muslim Community at my prison which entails, among other things, facilitating study classes, leading congregational prayers, advising Muslims and non-Muslims, and giving the religious talks on Fridays. I exercise 3-5 days a week because I believe that strength is mental, spiritual, and physical. I love sports, football, basketball, and boxing being among my favorites. I also love to read and stay informed on current events. Family is very important to me so I try to be consistent and present emotionally.

There is so much more to me beneath the surface but time and space will not allow it. I’d love to share more about myself but more importantly, I’d love to learn more about you. Thank you for reading my profile. Hope to hear from you soon.

Muhammad

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• Incarcerated Since: 2018
• Sentence Received: 16 years
• Earliest Release: 2031

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