Am I a convicted felon if I only received federal probation?
The bailiff is wrong. You were convicted of a felony regardless of the sentence you’re received. You are a felon.
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The bailiff is wrong. You were convicted of a felony regardless of the sentence you’re received. You are a felon.
They are not going to disclose the identity of their informant.
Of course. I didn't do it, insufficient evidence, mistaken identification. The defense depends on the evidence. There is no way to say in the...
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There is no difference between legal counsel and a lawyer. Whether a different lawyer can do better than the one he already has is anyone's guess.
The best way to find out if they will let you on base is to ask them.
As the victim of a crime, you don't need to figure out what statute it falls under. You just need to report it to the police.
It means a law enforcement agency has put a hold on this person. He will not be released. He will be transferred to the jurisdiction that wants him.
No reason to be alarmed. Probably reviewing his release plans.
The way to get a pro bono attorney is to ask the court to appoint a public defender.
How long he goes to prison depends on what he is convicted of and many other factors.