Federal inmates get 54 days off for each year of their sentence. That works out to serving 85% of the sentence. On an 18 month sentence, she will...

At sentencing, a prosecutor can present evidence of other criminal conduct that you were not charged with or convicted of.

You need a family law lawyer. You are not going to get what you need from an email.

Because family law is a state law issue, and does not involve the feds.

The ticket is still valid despite misspellings.

They need more time to prepare. Scheduling conflict.

You can be indicted until the statute of limitations expires. Most federal crimes have a 5 year SOL, but it is longer for some offenses and there...

To postpone the reporting date, she needs to make a motion with the sentencing judge, as you note in the last sentence of your question.

If the evidence is relevant to the charge at trial, then it is admissible. For example, the State could prove you stole a car which was used as a...

If the jury believes beyond a reasonable doubt based on the evidence that you committed the crime charged, you will be convicted. If not, you will...