Federal prosecutors and judges do not have bonds and cannot be sued because they have absolute immunity.

It is up to a future employer whether your criminal record will prevent you from being hired. All you can do is apply and hope for the best. Good...

No, they cannot amend an indictment, but they can instruct on lesser included offenses. So, in a first degree murder case, the jury can be...

If you possess a firearm it is a federal crime regardless of what Montana says.

They have immunity. No you can't sue them.

The federal Marshals will not take him from federal custody to a state court appearance.

It will be up to the judge whether you are taken into custody at your change of plea. But if, as you say, you have no prior record, you should be...

The judge is busy, they need time to prepare a presentence report, or any other reason. There are lots of possible reasons. Two months to get to...

Where do you expect to get the money from? Even if you can prove he owes you money, he is now dead. Does he have an estate you can collect from? If...

If you are trying to rid yourself of assets to avoid a restitution obligation, it will not work and is going to get you into trouble.