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State court vs. federal court: What are the biggest differences? Here’s all you need to know about being indicted in a state vs. federal court. 🏛️⚖️ #frankwalkerlaw #criminaldefenselawyer #court #searchwarrant #policeofficer #personalinjury #duidefense #duilawyer
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Federal you got 5 years you do 5 years. State you got 5 years out in 1
This guy… Just settle the case… You don't want federal. What an idiot.
Then we need more federal charges and get these people off the streets
As all lawyers should answer…it depends.
If the State has a shaky case, let them try move it to Federal Court. You're more likely to have a favorable playing hand against the State by calling their bluff. And the Federal appeal process, though expensive, is more likely to properly administer the law and follow precedent.
The bottom line is for relatively serious charges, "Don't take advice from a cop or a prosecutor!"
American justice system is so corrupy its frightning … the land of the jailed and suppressed speach…. your constitution barely exists!
Not true. I'd rather do fed time than state time. The sentencing is about the same. It's the back up time the state use that makes it harder
Well that depends on the state. Idaho is brutal. They have mandatory minimums and a parole board who think that they are gods. Don't get involved with the courts on Idaho!
Ones run by local political criminals the other are national criminals. State/fed see the difference.
As a lawyer, can you explain how this is not double jeopardy?
Club fed gives you less than 20 years for murder, states are 30 to life.
Here is an idea, stop breaking the law assholes!
Cops just say a bunch of stupid shit.
Sounds like a scare tactic a king would use. Kind of tyrannical for a free country.