There is no good time for sentences less than a year. He will get credit for the 21 days served before sentencing as long as it was not credited...

If the Feds want the case, they can pick it up at any time. But if they plan to take the case, they are likely to do so before the state court trial.

It means you are a fugitive so nothing will happen in your case until you are arrested.

There is no good time on sentences less than one year. So a person will serve the full 2 months on a 2 month sentence.

It means the notary public is certified until that date. As long as the will was signed before that date it is still valid.

The lawyer has to be admitted to the federal district court bar, which he can do if licensed in California. He can get permission to handle cases...

The judge could have sentenced you to home confinement. You can't apply for it now.

Your PO can come to your home at any time.

There is no federal mandate applicable to cites or counties. It applies to federal employees. Cities have no power over federal employees.

The case ends once he is sentenced. The attorney does not continue to represent him during his prison sentence after the case is over.