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Me and my boyfriend are co-defendants in a federal case if we were to get married can they force me to testify against him
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Answered on January 01, 2019
The Government cannot compel spouses to testify against each other, even if their marriage occurred after the alleged crime. – Joshua Sabert...
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Does 924(c) stacking under first step act apply to the pass case, but he preserve this issue since pre-sentence?
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Answered on December 30, 2018
Congress did not make the anti-stacking provision of the First Step Act retroactive; that provision applies to offenses committed on the day that...
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How often do the feds indict people ?
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Answered on December 30, 2018
The federal statute of limitations applicable to most firearms offenses requires that the Government obtain an indictment within 5 years from the...
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If you had a state drug case and feds adopts the case and you win in federal trial....will you have to fight same case back in s
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Answered on December 30, 2018
Some states have laws that prohibit their prosecuting a person for a crime that has been prosecuted in federal court already (regardless of the...
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Can i transfer my case from pa to ny district in the federal court system
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Answered on December 30, 2018
A federal criminal case can be transferred from the district of prosecution to the district in which the defendant was arrested, or is held or...
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What is the legal process for someone who is in jail on state charges and a hold is placed without any federal charges ?
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Answered on December 30, 2018
If there is a federal detainer from the US Marshals Service or another federal law enforcement agency, the federal charges likely are filed under...
If the feds pick up a case what are the chances they will indict?
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Answered on December 30, 2018
The federal statute of limitations applicable to drug offenses requires that the Government obtain an indictment within 5 years from the date of...
What is the difference between concurrent and consecutive sentences ?
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Answered on December 30, 2018
Concurrent sentences run at the same time; a consecutive sentence begins when a prior sentence ends. – Joshua Sabert Lowther, Esq., Atlanta, GA.
Can the feds arrest you for the same crime after you've already taken a plea deal with the state?
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Answered on December 28, 2018
The Federal Government may prosecute any crime over which it can exercise jurisdiction, regardless of the result of any state court prosecution for...
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Lawyer said brother had serious traffic violations doesn’t respond to our calls or messages ? The case is federal
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Answered on December 28, 2018
All federal criminal cases are serious, and excellent communication between the attorney and the client is essential for a favorable resolution. ...