Yes, two people can jointly commit a single crime. Whether that is true in your case depends on the crime and the circumstances. For example, a...

It sounds like you are being investigated again. This is a new case, not the closed federal case.

It can be prosecuted in either state. Typically it would be prosecuted where the victim is.

I would try Argentina. All 50 states will extradite if asked to do so. It turns out they are all part of the same country.

Going on the run violated his probation. In all likelihood, the po filed a petition to revoke him. That stopped the time from running. So his...

It depends what you did with the alias. Having an alias is not a crime. Fraud is a crime. Forging checks is a crime. Identity theft is a crime....

If you have concerns about his representation, talk to his lawyer. Find out what is going on.

You can get it from your husband, his attorney, the court clerk's office, or by going to Pacer https://pacer.uscourts.gov/find-case where you can...

No, you can't look through their mail just in case your mail is there. Just ask them to give you any mail addressed to you.

The federal judge can make the federal sentence concurrent with the state sentence. That has to happen at his federal sentencing. Discuss it with...