The placement of a tracking device on a vehicle is a search for Fourth Amendment purposes, and requires a valid warrant. Any information obtained...

The Federal Bureau of Prisons won't credit an inmate for any time not served in detention. – Joshua Sabert Lowther, Esq., Atlanta, GA.

A US Marshals “hold” is a detainer resulting from a federal arrest warrant. Only a federal judge can set bail in that case. – Joshua Sabert...

If the Government considers the cooperation “substantial,” yes. However, the inmate will need an attorney to negotiate the cooperation and sentence...

The only time limits concerning your husband's federal case now is the applicable statute of limitations period in which the government must indict...

The federal government's expressing interest in a state case is an indication that the federal government will prosecute the case in federal court,...

The Court should release the documents to you, or at least allow you to review them, with the judge's permission. – Joshua Sabert Lowther, Esq.,...

It's possible that the state charges have been dismissed because the federal government will prosecute him. You should retain an experienced...

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Retain an experienced federal criminal defense attorney for him. – Joshua Sabert Lowther, Esq., Atlanta, GA.

The FBI has the entire period allowed by the applicable statute of limitations, the least of which is five years from the date of any alleged...