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I am ordered to pay restitution under MVRA for a Federal Plea of at LEAST 10% of my gross. What allows them to increase the %
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Answered on May 08, 2013
Ten percent of gross is just that. I do not believe the probation department has any authority to force you to take social security retirement early.
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I can only pay 5 or 15 dollars a month on a 28,000 dollars restitution they wanted 200 and reduce it to 50 what can they do?
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Answered on May 08, 2013
As the first commenter notes, you can be violated if you willfully fail to make your restitution payments. One issue, though, surrounds whether the...
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Drug charge...manufacturing with intent to distribute and distribution of methaniphatines, conspiracy of distr. of 500 grams
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Answered on May 08, 2013
The first commenter is accurate that these are most likely federal drug crimes, which are contained in Title 21 of the United States Code.
How much time will my husband do for a 60 month federal sentence
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Answered on May 08, 2013
With a 60 month sentence, your husband will receive 235 days of good conduct time, which is approximately 8 months. Assuming he receives the whole...
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How long does it take to get on the docket once the Federal Judge postpones due to personal reason? Is there a time frame?
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Answered on May 08, 2013
Each judge controls his or her docket how they see fit. There is no time frame, and while waiting may be difficult to deal with, it is not...
Can the government take my husbands inheritance to satisfy my federal restitution?
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Answered on May 08, 2013
As the other commenters note, you really should speak with an attorney about this matter.
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What is the maximum jail time for USCG 1951 and USCG 846
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Answered on February 25, 2013
20 years as the other commenters correctly state.
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Can I sue Washington State Labor and Industries in Federal Court?
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Answered on February 22, 2013
You need an attorney.
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I am preparing to file a claim in federal court. Do I need to file a notice of intent to sue?
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Answered on February 22, 2013
I agree with both of the other commenters.
My wife committed fraud, what can I do
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Answered on February 22, 2013
You should speak with an attorney.
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