How can a self represented litigant seek sanction in federal court?

This site is not designed to teach pro se litigants how to practice law. If you want sanctions, you will have to make a motion to the court.

If you pleaded guilty or were convicted after trial and then were sentenced, then you were convicted regardless of what that says.

How can a lawyer obtain a federal search warrant affidavit?

Search warrants are filed in court. The attorney can get it unless it is under sesl. Or he can ask the prosecutor.

Is an Assistant United States Attorney bound to prosecuting a specific crime type?

Often AUSAs specialize in a certain type of case, but they can prosecute any case to which they are assigned.

The house arrest that he served while on pretrial release does not count against his prison sentence. He will have to do the entire 10 year...

The government can make forfeiture a condition of the deal. If you don't like the deal, turn it down and go to trial.

The prosecutor is probably busy. If he didn't want to talk, he would say so.

He gets credit for good time, which reduces his time by 54 days each year.

This is a good question. Whether a reasonable person would perceive the communication as a threat is viewed from the perspective of the victim. If...

RMB are the initials of the judge assigned to the case. Renee Marie Bumb.