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  • Bail Conditions in New York

    Bail Conditions in New York When someone is arrested in New York, a judge can decide to release them before their trial under certain conditions known as " bail ." Bail is basically a…

  • How Federal Bail and Detention Hearings Work

    How Federal Bail and Detention Hearings Work Welcome to Spodek Law Group. If you are facing a federal detention hearing, you probably think the key question is how much money you need to raise.…

  • Understanding Pretrial Services Report

    A pretrial services report is a summary of information gathered by a federal pretrial services agent about a defendant’s criminal and civil history, family, and employment history. Along with assessing a defendant’s criminal and…

  • Immigration Detention: Your Rights When Arrested by ICE

    Title: Your Questions answered about immigration detention Thesis: People facing ICE detention have enforceable rights and time-sensitive choices that can protect their liberty, immigration status, and access to review. This section will clarify the…

  • Homeless Person Federal Case

    Generally speaking, the Bail Reform Act (18 U.S.C. § 3142) favors pretrial release but permits detention when no condition or combination of conditions will reasonably assure the defendant’s appearance and the safety of any…

  • Home Detention Requirements

    Federal law and federal regulations address home detention in several contexts, and the specific requirements depend on the authority and legal mechanism involved. So whether home detention is a condition of probation, supervised release,…

  • Guilty Plea vs Going to Trial

    The various sources cited in the federal sentencing guidelines and public filings on this topic reflect a wide range of results. Some report guilty-plea resolutions as high as 95% in 2003, and others report…

  • Do Federal Cases Always Go Trial

    Yes. Most federal criminal cases resolve without a jury trial. In most cases, this happens through the entry of a guilty plea, which can be a strategic decision to avoid the risks of going…

  • Federal Bail and Detention Hearings: Fighting Pretrial Detention

    In federal criminal cases, the decision of whether to impose pretrial detention is governed by the federal Bail Reform Act and detailed provisions under 18 U.S.C. § 3142. A central tenet of § 3142…

  • Detention Hearings: Getting Released Before Trial

    H2: How Federal Bail and Detention Hearings Work Under the Bail Reform Act of 1984, pretrial release is governed by 18 U.S.C. § 3142. This statute mandates release unless the court determines there are…

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