What does it mean when the prosecutor appeals an indictment?
I think you may have misunderstood. A prosecutor may supersede an indictment (which means go back to the grand jury to fix errors or add charges or...
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I think you may have misunderstood. A prosecutor may supersede an indictment (which means go back to the grand jury to fix errors or add charges or...
The two will not combine into one. They are from different systems and the rules are different. The person under supervision will have to deal with...
First, both you and your fiancee have an absolute right to decline to answer questions and you both should exercise that right. The ATF followup...
The defendant, through counsel, has an absolute right, pursuant to Minn. R. Crim. P. 26.02, to participate in jury selection. Typically, a defense...
Given this post, the government will have no problem proving that you knew you were breaking the law. By fleeing the jurisdiction, you will stop...
In order to qualify as a career offender, you have to have two prior convictions for felony controlled substance offenses involving distribution,...
The only way to subpoena a document is to start a lawsuit. If the person files a 2255, he may be entitled to discovery during that process. But...
Sentences in federal court are based on role in the offense as well as prior record and other factors. If one defendant had a greater role in the...
Prosecuting authorities are under no obligation to provide services to victims of crime. They may choose to do so, but that does not give your son...
Many crimes can be prosecuted by both state and federal jurisdictions. Fraud, bank robbery, gun crimes, drugs, and many many more. The fact that...