Can the feds use cases that is 15 years old against you in the ACCA
There is no time limit for how old convictions can be for ACCA. But your attorney should look at whether the manslaughter is a violent felony.
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There is no time limit for how old convictions can be for ACCA. But your attorney should look at whether the manslaughter is a violent felony.
In all likelihood, the vehicle will be forfeited for being used in a drug deal.
You have to wait until the judge issues a decision. Judges have a lot of cases. He can take as much time as he wants.
A county court cannot restore rights on a federal conviction. You are correct that only a presidential pardon can do that. There is no other way to...
It is very hard to overturn a conviction after the fact based on new evidence from a codefendant. You need to hire a lawyer. This is a complex...
Orders of a magistrate judge are appealed to the district court judge by filing objections to the order.
There is no age limit for ACCA prior convictions. They can go back forever.
There is no such thing as a federal expungement. The only possible avenue is to seek a presidential pardon. That is extremely unlikely.
Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, it is taking a very long time for the BOP to move people into federal prisons. There is nothing you can do but wait.
In order to convince the judge to go below the guidelines you need mitigating factors. You didn't mention any so we can only guess. Luckily you...