If one had separate fed and state warrants, the state crime preceding the fed crime, who would you turn yourself in to.

While I agree that more facts are needed for a specific answer, it is my experience that state court are more willing to run their sentences...

How to find out if arrested by feds for counterfiting and trading fake money for real money what jail would the feds take him

Contact the US Marshals Service in the Eastern District of California's Fresno Division. Joshua Sabert Lowther, Esq. NATIONAL FEDERAL DEFENSE...

My boyfriend was out on Supervised release from Fed and commited bank robbery. He is not is state custody with a detainer by Fed

The federal detainer is likely for the supervised release violation, although a federal bank robbery charge is very likely forthcoming. Although...

How many years do you get for committing conspiracy and dealing narcotics? Crystal Meth?

The legal remedies that may be used to reduce your father's sentence are likely either time-barred or inapplicable in his case (petition for habeas...

18 USC Section 3613(b) limits a defendant's liability for restitution to twenty years from the *later* of the date of the judgment or the...

Where will time be served? separate federal and state warrants. turn themselves in.

The answer depends on which sovereign has primary custody, among other things. For example, if the defendant was arrested and detained on a state...

What is the process for police investigations of credit card fraud for 100K

The matter will be investigated by the agency receiving the report, or referred to another agency (state or federal) if the circumstances warrant...

Strangely, it is legal for law enforcement officers to lie to someone during an interview or interrogation. However, if the resulting statement,...

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The Sixth Circuit normally will grant a reasonable extension (or several extensions) for good cause; be sure to explain the reason...

A contested revocation hearing is one wherein the allegations that are made by the prosecution is denied, at least in part, by the defendant. ...