The Federals are EXTREMELY effective at obtaining convictions, over 90% by guilty plea because -- like it sounds here -- they take the time to set...

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I'm not a Kansas lawyer, but it sounds from your questions that you clearly understand what happens in most Jurisdictions -- self-surrender now...

I've changed your topic from "Federal Crime" to "Speeding & Traffic Ticket." That should improve your response pool. I have more experience...

The "most time" you might do is the full 60 months, if there is no RDAP time off allowed and you stay in trouble. The standard "Good Conduct Time"...

If your UPSO filed the paperwork, it's not going anywhere until you deal with it. If you fled and the USPO filed the paperwork for absconding as...

The Presentence Investigation Report is a sealed court record. The former defendant can make a motion in the sentencing court for access to the...

Yes, the BOP inmate locator shows a "Projected Release Date" that includes the full, projected "Good Conduct Time" deducted. That starts at 15% of...

if the sentences were to run concurrently, AND the federal sentence has already started, then the 85% mark will be at about 46 months served. ...

Security clearance won't necessarily suffer, but openness and honesty are crucial -- and might not be enough, depending on what you did, how long...

Inmates have just begun getting the full 15% off their sentences authorized by law. Before the First Step Act, federal inmates actually served...