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Federal crimes are those offenses that violate U.S. federal criminal laws. Federal courts also have jurisdiction over crimes that allegedly take place across state lines, on U.S. federal property, or an Indian reservation. Federal criminal charges are prosecuted in federal courts (as opposed to state courts) by federal prosecutors and U.S. attorneys. Ten common examples …
Federal prison is operated by the federal government and houses inmates convicted of breaking federal laws. In contrast, state prisons are operated by state governments and house people convicted of breaking state laws. Federal prisons are generally safer than state prisons and they keep inmates that are of a less violent and dangerous nature. The …
It is not double jeopardy to charge a person in state and federal court, provided that he or she did some act that violated both state and federal laws It is not double jeopardy to charge a person in state and federal court, provided that he did some act that violated both state and federal …
There are federal prisons located throughout the United States. Federal crimes can be committed throughout the United States. When you’ve been convicted of a federal crime and sentenced to incarceration, you will serve that time in a federal prison. But where? Will you be sentenced to a facility close to your home and your family? …
As reported in The Washington Post, when Pope Francis visited Mexico City early in 2016, his plane was hit by a laser strike – likely from a handheld laser pointer – as it descended. If you aim a laser pointer at a plane, helicopter, or other aircraft flying over the San Francisco Bay area or …
If you lie to an agent from the FBI, DEA, or any other federal agency while they are conducting a criminal investigation, you are a committing a serious federal crime. You definitely have a right to remain silent or consult with an attorney when speaking with federal agents or investigators. However, you do not have …