The federal Government may collect restitution or fines for a period of 20 years from the *later* of the date on which the court enters the...

Five years from the date of the last alleged offense. – Joshua Sabert Lowther, Esq., Atlanta, GA.

CCan someone who got federal indicted get a bond hearing ?

Everyone charged with a federal crime has a right to appear before a federal judge "without unnecessary delay" after arrest, at which time (or...

The US Marshals Service must take any arrestee before a judicial officer "without unnecessary delay," which typically means the day of the arrest...

A convicted federal defendant’s prior state criminal history may significantly affect his or her advisory sentencing guidelines range, subject to...

Unless the issue is obvious from the record, most attorneys who are experienced in this area of law charge a small retainer to review the case, and...

How long can the feds keep you without indictment ?

The Government must obtain an indictment within 30 days from the date of the defendant's arrest; however, the Government may extend that time under...

The relevant federal statute of limitations requires that a forma prosecution commence, that is, the Government obtains an indictment, within 5...

The federal government may prosecute any alleged criminal conduct over which it may exercise jurisdiction within the statutory limitations period...

Is there a time frame for the u.s. Marshals to pick up an inmate from Maricopa county or can he be bonded out

The US Marshals Service must take a defendant before a federal magistrate judge "without unnecessary delay" after arrest. That typically means the...