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In a monumental shift, the United States Sentencing Commission (USSC) has ushered in a new era with a series of amendments to the sentencing guidelines set to redefine federal criminal convictions. Effective since November 1, 2023, these changes hold the potential to...
If federal law enforcement agents show up unexpectedly at your home or office to “ask you a few questions,” you might think it’s best to talk to them. Even if you don’t tell them the full truth or you even give them some answers that you know aren’t entirely accurate,...
When someone works for the government or holds a public position, they’re expected to act with honesty and integrity – not abuse their position or power for their own personal benefit. When they fail, the potential harm to the public trust and the way the government...
Rejecting a plea deal may seem absurd for many. After all, you are getting a better deal on the face of it. However, it is not always the case, and you need to go through everything in detail before committing yourself. Remember, accepting a plea deal means admitting...
When a person is facing serious criminal charges, it’s not uncommon for prosecutors and defense attorneys to negotiate a plea deal. This is typically not something you want to consider if you’re innocent – nor would any reputable attorney ask you to. However, for...