Can an attorney find out if my felony drug case will be state or federal and if MORE cases will be filed against me ?

An attorney can find the answer with little difficulty through communication the the law enforcement agents and state and federal prosecutors. ...

What type if any, of attorney can help?

While the government often exchanges considerable leniency for valuable information about crimes of which it would otherwise be unaware, but for...

No records in criminal history report.

If you are absolutely certain that you were convicted (and not allowed to participate in a pretrial diversion program and a Class C felony was...

If you are serving time in a state prison and then have to go spend time in federal custody how long does the designation take?

The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) handles all inmate designations from its Designation and Sentence Computation Center in Grand Prairie, TX, and...

Will an arrest record show on a CBC after payment of collateral forfeiture?

Your arrest already has been reported to the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) by the arresting agency. Although the government, pursuant...

If someone is sentenced by the federal government can the sentence be lowered at a later date

The only means by which a federal inmate's sentence can be reduced are his or her (1) earning "good conduct time" credit pursuant to 18 U.S.C. §...

My federal criminal case has been dismissed and the warrant quashed at 2005 by federal judge .

The length of time required to remove the warrant depends upon the cooperation that you receive from the persons and agencies responsible for the...

The FBI called me want me to go to their offices I have talked to them before can they arrest me there.

The FBI can arrest you anywhere within the United States and its territories, and can request assistance from foreign law enforcement and...

Can a present crime be linked to a past conspiracy ring?

Pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 3282(b), the government must prosecute drug crimes within five years from the commission of the offense, with limited...

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Can one legally obtain evidence to prove there own innocence in court? Would it be considered conspiracy?

A conspiracy, generally, is an agreement between or among two or more persons to commit a crime, and most conspiracies require that at least one...