It sounds like you were convicted in state court of a state crime. You don't have to go to federal court for that even if case started federal.

Yes, they have public defenders in federal court for defendants who cannot afford their own attorneys.

In transit means that he is on his way to the federal prison where he will do his sentence. There is no way to know how long his sentence is...

They have 30 days from when he first appears in court on the complaint. That hasn't happened yet......

When you receive a package that is not for you, write "Return to Sender" and put them back in the mail. If you are missing checks, ask the writer...

No US Attorney would list "Bar of the United States." That does not exist. Sounds like a scam. ....................................................

Florida and the feds are separate sivereigns so each can charge you for the same crime without violating double jeopardy. It is unfair and unusual...

You have an attorney who can help you evaluate the evidence and the benefits of the plea agreement. It sounds like you confessed when you got your...

If he is in federal custody then he has a federal attorney representing him. That is the person who can tell you why his indictment keeps being...

Federal supervised release starts upon your release from federal custody, but it does not run while you are in state custody.