Would an AUSA drop a federal case if a defendant doesn't sign a plea deal?
Not a chance. Federal prosecutors generally see the case to trial unless evidence compels otherwise. And a federal indictment generally means...
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Not a chance. Federal prosecutors generally see the case to trial unless evidence compels otherwise. And a federal indictment generally means...
Please promptly hire a local federal appellate attorney to confirm that time to directly appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit...
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No, as long as you're represented by your lawyer during those conversations. Generally, federal prosecutors (AUSAs) are vigilant about not...
Shot answer: It depends. Whether a patent is "protectable" relates to validity of the patent claims (the numbered listing toward the end of the...
I sorry to hear you are going through this. Your question posted in the workers’ compensation section on Avvo.com. It appear you are looking to...
The AUSA conducts a reverse proffer, showing you its evidence, to demonstrate the strength of its case and the likelihood of a conviction to...
No. But it may help with sentencing and, before that, with a favorable plea deal.
You may be denied a public defender if the Court believes you can afford to pay for one. That is likely the case with your boyfriend. You may try...
Your question ended up under the workers’ compensation section on Avvo.com and based on what you have outlined above you likely have a workers’...