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How can a State prisoner be charged for murder in the State, and than Indicted by the Federal Government on the same charges?
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Answered on March 17, 2017
It is not double jeopardy because the Feds are not bound by what the state does. They are different sovereigns. So it doesn't matter if the crime...
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If found guilty of theft in a civil suit does that violate parole
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Answered on March 17, 2017
If the parole officer believes he committed a theft, he could be violated based on it without a conviction. So its possible.
"Petty Offense Exception" and its application?
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Answered on March 17, 2017
You are asking complex questions, and the consequences of getting them wrong are huge. And you have not provided enough information. You do not say...
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Does a felony warrent follow you from state to state
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Answered on March 17, 2017
Yes. Law enforcement maintains a national database. The information about the warrant will be accessible to law enforcement in other states. So...
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What is the Federal minimum , maximum , or mandatory sentencing?
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Answered on March 17, 2017
It depends on the quantity of cocaine, his prior record, whether the feds enhance him based on his prior record and other issues. His attorney is...
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Forgot to extend my parole I94 I was given as an arriving alien, will they arrest me again if I go in to get it extended
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Answered on March 17, 2017
You need to go see an immigration lawyer to get some help. You have a number of problems, starting with the drug conviction. You need an attorney...
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Plea deal
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Answered on March 17, 2017
You and your attorney can attempt to renegotiate the parts that you don't like. Or you can reject it and go to trial. Ultimately, it is up to the...
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Would
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Answered on March 16, 2017
What could happen is much less helpful than what is likely to happen. For that, you need a lawyer who can review the facts.
Writ of Habeas Corpus Ad Prosequendum
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Answered on March 16, 2017
Every jurisdiction has its own rules, but they will probably keep him local until his case is resolved. Then he will go back.
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Am I a felon?
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Answered on March 16, 2017
You are a felon if you have ever been convicted of a crime for which the maximum possible punishment is more than one year in prison. So, if you...
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