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.

The police need a search warrant to search a phone or else consent of the owner. They can search for anything authorized by the warrant or the...

The court has to appoint a competent lawyer to represent him. Before you decide she is not competent, maybe you should ask her how much criminal...

The rules of evidence are not as strict in a revocation than a trial. If the evidence is unreliable, the judge can deny it or not consider it. You...

Rule 32.1 covers the procedures for supervised release violations. There are also statutes and sentencing guidelines that apply

The rules of civil procedure do not apply to criminal cases. And a polygraph is not a deposition. So, no.

The attorney can give you the pros and cons and his opinion about which is best. Only you can decide what's best for you.

I am not a tax lawyer, but I can't imagine those expenses are tax deductible. I bought a car so I can work, but it's not deductible.