The foreperson of a federal grand jury is required to sign any indictments that the grand jury returns, and that signature is often redacted from...

The defendant must file a notice of appeal in the district court within 14 days from the date of the written judgment's being filed, unless the...

The US Marshals Service will hold the defendant in pretrial detention until his or her initial court appearance before a federal magistrate judge,...

You should retain an experienced federal criminal defense attorney who will defend you, based on your description of the situation. The Government...

You should retain an experienced federal criminal defense attorney who can reach that agreement with both the agents and the assigned Assistant...

The Government must prove by a preponderance of the evidence (more likely than not) that a defendant is a risk of flight or by clear and convincing...

You may request the US Attorney's Office's Financial Litigation Unit to remove the lien, and if that unit refuses to do so, you can then retain an...

A federal court cannot amend a judgment except under limited circumstances within 14 days from its being issued, and the government can collect...

The government must demonstrate to the court by a preponderance of the evidence that the defendat is a risk of flight or by clear and convincing...

Although the federal government can charge you with any crime for which it can convince a grand jury that there’s probable cause to indict you, it...