There is no way to say. Why don't you ask your lawyer? He can contact the prosecutor.

Can my fraud background stop me

You should contact the state agency that licenses daycare and ask them if your background will prevent you from getting a license.

Your "odds" depend on the evidence. No one can advise you knowing nothing about your case.

There is no easy answer to this question as it is a very unusual fact pattern. You would certainly have an argument that he should rule on the Rule...

The Rule 29 motion is filed at the close of the government case and at the end of all the evidence. Unless the judge reserves decision, it is...

It is a crime. You could be convicted and sent to prison.

Your po can keep you apart even if you get married. And she can violate you for disobeying.

You cannot be prosecuted twice for the same crime in the same ciurt. And only prosecutors can bring charg3d, not victims. It sounds like your case...

You will not be released until the hold is lifted. That will probably require your transfer to federal custody.

When the judge accepts the guilty plea and imposes sentence, the person has been convicted. There are no magic words that the judge needs to say.