What is jail sentencing process?

Trial is to establish whether the Government can prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Arrest warrants are signed on a showing of probable cause,...

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Can an inmate who is on both county and federal probation run his sentencing orders concurrently?

It's impossible to answer your question without knowing much more about your boyfriend's case -- much more than should be discussed with anyone but...

How can I know if I've been indicted and why aren't any warrants showing up?

The easiest way I can think of is to retain a lawyer to go with you to the police station, explain that a family member told you that (name the law...

Can u still go to jail if u wasn not charge or convicted of a new charge

I'm curious, how many times do you need to be told that you can be found guilty of a supervised release violation by a lower standard of guilt,...

Can I meet with an attorney for my boyfriend?

An attorney representing your boyfriend will go to the jail to see him. If you are at these meetings, it very likely destroys legal privileges...

My husband got sentenced 6 years fed time but he has 4 charges pending in state...will this run concurrent?

If his federal time is already being served, then the concurrence of State time is entirely up to the State. If the State does make that time...

Is my brother able to be released from federal prison early ?

Unfortunately, probably not. Typically the only ways out of federal prison early are to succeed in court (appeal or 2255 motion, for which your...

Folks are ordinarily free to plead guilty as charged at the first appearance, but I don't recommend it. The time after pleading not guilty is...

What is the process after the secret federal grand jury has decided my case of possible tax fraud?

You presumably hired a lawyer once you received the target letter three years ago (one of the few ways you would know that the Federals have...

I need a good federal lawyer

Here is a Sentencing Commission outline about violations and revocations: ...