Why would the AUSA and FBI want a reverse proffer instead of just indicting or charging you? ?
A reverse proffer means the AUSA wants to show you his evidence. The only reason is that he thinks the evidence is so strong, when you see it, you...
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A reverse proffer means the AUSA wants to show you his evidence. The only reason is that he thinks the evidence is so strong, when you see it, you...
Absolutely not. Remorse may be relevant to sentencing, but it will not get a prosecutor to drop the charges.
It takes more than a notarized piece of paper to terminate parental rights.
It is unlikely the AUSA will agree to pretrial diversion in a federal felony unless there are extremely extenuating circumstances. Every defendant...
The BOP takes a long time to get people where they are going. He could be in Oklahoma City, which is a transit hub, or in any holding facility on...
You could open a post office bix. No one is going to prosecute your husband.
One of the standard conditions of federal supervised release is that you not associate with known felons. That includes your fiancee.
No one can tell you if the judge will do what he says. It is best not to forget the conditions of supervised release. Your brother should call his...
Federal prosecutors decline cases every day. Not every crime gets prosecuted.
All federal sentences serve 85%. They get 54 days a year off for good behavior.