It probably means that the document was filed under seal. If you have an attorney, ask him or her for a copy of the filing.

If you're able to retain an attorney, it may be possible to get rid of the bench warrant relatively easily and inexpensively.

Massachusetts criminal procedure rule 36 states that a defendant has a right to go to trial within a year of arraignment. That said, there are...

No attorney can give you a definitive answer because ultimately it’s up to the judge. The length of time you have been on the run can be both a...

Assistant US Attorneys hold reverse proffer meetings to show the defendant the evidence against them. They do this to try to convince the...

First time offender getting something other than federal prison?

With an offense level of 18 (and a criminal history level 1), the guidelines range is 27-33 months in prison. That said, a judge could legally...

What will happen at my husbands 7 day of being held hearing ?

It sounds like the prosecutor may have filed a request for your husband to be held without bail (aka a “58A” or a “dangerousness” hearing). At the...

How can I get another chance

If you have the ability, hire an attorney and make plans to go into court with the attorney sooner than later. You’ll be better off that way, and...

There are a lot of factors that go into sentencing. If she is charged under 8 U.S.C. § 1324, the maximum penalty per charge is 10 years in prison...

How do I ask to have my self report date postponed due to COVID19?

If you have an attorney, he or she can file a motion to extend your self-report date.