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Examples and Types of Federal Crimes
EDUCATE YOURSELF
Examples and Types of Federal Crimes
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Examples of Federal Crimes
Examples of Federal Crimes
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The vast majority of other federal crimes must be prosecuted within five years from the time they were committed. Some exceptions apply, allowing for crimes to be prosecuted outside of the five-year window. These exceptions include:
The vast majority of other federal crimes must be prosecuted within five years from the time they were committed. Some exceptions apply, allowing for crimes to be prosecuted outside of the five-year window. These exceptions include:
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The Prosecution of Federal Crimes
Acts that r considered criminal at both the state n federal level may b prosecuted on either level The decision regarding on which level 2 prosecute involves several factors Yet as a general rule the crimes most often prosecuted...
The Prosecution of Federal Crimes
Acts that r considered criminal at both the state n federal level may b prosecuted on either level The decision regarding on which level 2 prosecute involves several factors Yet as a general rule the crimes most often prosecuted...
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The crimes must often prosecuted in state court include crimes against the person (such as murder, rape, n assault) n crimes against property (such as theft n robbery). Generally, the state prosecutes more cases than the federal government does.
The crimes must often prosecuted in state court include crimes against the person (such as murder, rape, n assault) n crimes against property (such as theft n robbery). Generally, the state prosecutes more cases than the federal government does.
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However, there are certain offenses that can only be prosecuted in federal court.
However, there are certain offenses that can only be prosecuted in federal court.
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State courts do not have as much jurisdiction as the federal government. The state of Colorado, for example, may only investigate and prosecute criminal acts that are committed inside of Colorado’s boundaries. The federal government, conversely, is within its
State courts do not have as much jurisdiction as the federal government. The state of Colorado, for example, may only investigate and prosecute criminal acts that are committed inside of Colorado’s boundaries. The federal government, conversely, is within its
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rights to investigate and prosecute criminal acts committed anywhere inside of the U.S.
rights to investigate and prosecute criminal acts committed anywhere inside of the U.S.
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The Punishment for Federal Crimes
The vast majority of ppl accused of committin fed crimes plead guilty in fact over 90% of cases don’t go 2 trial This guilty plea is usually met w a plea bargain a compromise btween the defendant n the govt that often results in leniency
The Punishment for Federal Crimes
The vast majority of ppl accused of committin fed crimes plead guilty in fact over 90% of cases don’t go 2 trial This guilty plea is usually met w a plea bargain a compromise btween the defendant n the govt that often results in leniency
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a reduced charge, or a reduced sentence
If the defendant pleads guilty (or is found guilty after trial), the judge determines the sentence by following federal sentencing guidelines. These guidelines take into consideration the crime that was committed, the level
a reduced charge, or a reduced sentence
If the defendant pleads guilty (or is found guilty after trial), the judge determines the sentence by following federal sentencing guidelines. These guidelines take into consideration the crime that was committed, the level
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of the offense, as well as the criminal history of the defendant. While the judge is considering the sentence, he or she may consider all evidence produced at trial (if there was one), as well as all additional relevant information.
of the offense, as well as the criminal history of the defendant. While the judge is considering the sentence, he or she may consider all evidence produced at trial (if there was one), as well as all additional relevant information.
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Key Judges/Jurors/Witnesses for Upcoming Military Tribunals?
20 Dec 2018
Rogers departure. Intel.
Sessions departure. Law.
Kelly departure. Warfare/MIL
Mattis departure. Warfare/MIL
Notice a pattern?
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Key Judges/Jurors/Witnesses for Upcoming Military Tribunals?
20 Dec 2018
Rogers departure. Intel.
Sessions departure. Law.
Kelly departure. Warfare/MIL
Mattis departure. Warfare/MIL
Notice a pattern?
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Civilians Could Serve on Military Tribunals
11 Dec 2018
https://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=92098&page=1
Think Graham KAV exchange.
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Civilians Could Serve on Military Tribunals
11 Dec 2018
https://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=92098&page=1
Think Graham KAV exchange.
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