Can my federal felony be expunged

Right now there is no way to expunge federal offenses. There was a bill before the last Congress to create that ability, so keep an eye on...

The US District Judge can now make recommendations to the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP), but unfortunately there is no way to amend your...

I'm in federal prison need a 180 writ form on active warrant in Indiana to take p dap program to lesson my time.

Your unit team should have the forms on hand. File a cop-out requesting the necessary forms to invoke the Interstate Agreement on Detainers. Then...

My sentencing are sentencing guidelines or 37 to 43 months?

No attorney who likes their license will give odds on any particular outcome. You make a strong argument, and the lawyer should present that to...

Can you be charged with failure to produce an ID if asked to produce ID by an officer over the phone?

How do you "produce ID over the phone"? There is no way to show an item over an audio-only system. If it's someone on a camera phone claiming...

I want to hire a federal attorney for a sentence reduction

It sounds like you wish to allege "Ineffective Assistance of Counsel." That is done with a motion under 28 US Code, Section 2255...

Can a co-conspirator testify at your sentencing?

Co-conspirators can testify at sentencing, though the rarely need to after a conviction is had. If things like money loss or drug weight or some...

Do any of the provisions of the First Step Act apply to the states or only Federal

Only to federal sentences. If your sentence is federal, start with the Federal Defenders in whatever court you were convicted. Bon courage.

Once you have been convicted in federal court on charges what are the chances of it getting back in court ?

There are very few ways to shorten a federal prison sentence, or to get back into court. After all appeals are denied ("exhausted"), inmates...

In federal criminal law, knowledge of the field of law and federal court practice is FAR more important than location. I cringe when I talk to...