My brother has not be setenced for a federal sexual crime yet, is there anything we can do to help him before they do?

Since he has already plead guilty and the plea has been accepted, it is probably going to be very difficult to get the charges dropped. However, because he has yet to be sentenced, you need to get in contact with his attorney as soon as possible to discuss the impact of his disabilities on his sentence and kind of punishment/treatment. You need to provide as much as evidence as possible to the attorney regarding this condition(s) so that he or she can make the best possible argument for a more appropriate confinement/treatment.

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I agree with the sage assessments of Mr. Walcutt, and also urge you that whatever you are going to do, be done quickly, as December will be here shortly. Good luck.

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Asc far as getting the charges dropped, i woud argue that this would be very difficult being that he has already plead guilty... however, there may even be some options available there depending on what his disabilities are.

I would HIGHLY suggest you speak to an attorney in your immediate area a it is critical at this stage that you prepare an proper argument in order to potentially lessen sentencing, it may be possible through various options including, but not limited to, a psychiatric evaluation.

The only way to ensure that he is best protected is to consult with an attorney in your immediate area.