The federal crime of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon (18 U.S.C. § 922(g)92)) is punishable by a term of imprisonment of not more than...

If the defendant was in state custody first, the federal sentence will run consecutively to the state sentence unless the federal judge orders that...

Discovery in federal cases is not publicly available because of the sensitive information that it contains; most federal districts have local rules...

The affidavit in support of the search warrant, which remains under seal until there is a formal prosecution, must describe the alleged illegal...

Did federal or state agents execute the warrant? If the agents were federal, the length of time between the execution of the warrant and an arrest...

Possession of a stolen firearm is a federal crime, and if the firearm or any of its components traveled in interstate commerce (across state or...

If you've been convicted already, the law requires that the court detain you pending sentencing and execution of sentence unless you expect to...

An indictment is the result of the federal government's presenting the alleged facts of a case to a grand jury, and that grand jury's deciding by...

Call the local US Marshals Service office and someone there will tell you if he is in custody, and if so, where he is located. – Joshua Sabert...

The federal government has the authority to prosecute any alleged conduct that would constitute a federal crime regardless of any state's...