Either way is common - - arrest followed by indictment, or indictment followed by arrest. There is no way to know if someone is going to be...

The halfway house, home confinement, and ankle monitor is all part of your federal sentence. The state has nothing to do with it.

There is no way to know what sentence is being contemplated from the fact that a PSI was requested. The PSI tells the judge about the defendant and...

Typically, if they know where the defendant is, he is arrested immediately upon being indicted.

The defendant has no right to be in home confinement. The BOP gets to decide. No, it cannot be appealed.

Give your statement to the prosecutor and ask him or her to read it.

Federal inmates do 85% of their time. They get off 54 days for each year of their sentence for good behavior.

Some people considered especially vulnerable were released, but the jails are still full and people are still going to jail.

To be transferred, both districts have to agree. Some districts will not approve a transfer if you have no ties to that district. Ask your po to...

It is extremely unusual for a defendant to be released while an appeal is pending. Either the trial judge or the appeals court can grant release...