Can I still sue?
In order to sue, you have to prove damages. How were you damaged? Did you do more time because of the attorney? Did you pay more to hire new...
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Federal crime Lawyer at Minneapolis, MN
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In order to sue, you have to prove damages. How were you damaged? Did you do more time because of the attorney? Did you pay more to hire new...
The detainer is a hold from Georgia, telling the BOP that Georgia wants the inmate once he is done with his federal time. At that point, he will be...
A felony is any crime with a maximum penalty of more than one year. It does not matter what sentence you actually received. If you could have...
If the media in Idaho find out about a case involving someone who lives in the community, they may choose to cover it. Will they find out? Who knows?
The sentencing presentation should be discussed with and planned by the attorney. But yes, a defendant's medical condition is something that should...
The statute of limitations varies jurisdiction to jurisdiction. In federal court, the SOL is 5 years. But there are things that stop the time from...
You and your attorney have no say in who the prosecutor is. You do have a say if the new prosecutor asks for a continuance. Your attorney can argue...
I agree with Mr. Lowther. The military do not have police powers against civilians.
Police and prosecutors have qualified immunity, which means you do not get compensation when the Supreme Court clarifies the law.
There is no procedure under federal law to reduce a felony to a misdemeanor or to have the conviction expunged. You could seek a presidential...