You have a lawyer who is familiar with your case and can talk to the AUSA. Ask your lawyer. It sounds like you will be charged.

The FBI does not issue indictments, the US Attorney’s Office does. They get to decide what cases to prosecute. The courts have no power to order...

If the answers would tend to incriminate you, you have a 5th amendment privilege to refuse to answer. But otherwise, if you are ordered to answer,...

Once you plead guilty pursuant to a plea agreement, you have a right to have the terms of the plea agreement enforced. Before you plead guilty, and...

It is a crime for a 17 year old to have any sexual contact with a 14 year old. Not only could he go to prison, he will be required to register as a...

What happens is the case gets assigned to someone else. FBI agents are not irreplaceable. Nothing unusual.

If he still owes time to the feds, they will pick him up on his release date.

Both state and feds can charge him but it is more common for the state to dismiss once the feds pick up the case.

A fine is the least of your concerns. If you were a knowing participant in your husband's activities, you could be convicted as a co-conspirator....

Married people do not get special credit on their sentences.