Can we do anything about time served?
Based upon what you’ve posted, he could get up to 2 years for each supervised release violation consecutive to any addition term of imprisonment.
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Based upon what you’ve posted, he could get up to 2 years for each supervised release violation consecutive to any addition term of imprisonment.
It depends on several factors. Ultimately, that decision will be made by the US Bureau of Prisons. this is something your attorney will have to...
They are authorized to make such an arrest, although, if it is truly a small amount, it seems unlikely -- however, you are probably better off not...
You can always hire a new attorney, but there is no guarantee you will get a better offer. It depends on the specific circumstances of your case.
You can try. It depends on the Judge and the specifics of your case. Consult with your attorney so that he or she can advise you about the case...
It really depends on what the underlying offense is. In the federal system, the sentence is based, at least initially, on the Federal Sentencing...
Yes. The DA can file charges against you without knowing. Once they do, they can obtain an arrest warrant and arrest you whenever they choose. For...
You bet. You should reach out to an attorney who can help advise you of how, and what, you should do next.
The statute of limitations on this type of crime in New York is 5 years. A victim can report it at any time, however, the prosecutor must file...
You can have a new attorney attempt to vacate the plea based upon ineffective assistance of counsel. The issue is what was promised to him at the...
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