Busted by the Feds 2023 23rd Edition THE FIRST STEP ACT w/ Sentencing Guidelines

Description: Brand New, Factory Sealed We ship directly to:Metropolitan Detention Centers (MDC)(MCC)Federal Correctional Institutions (FCI)(FCC)(FDC)(FPC)(FMC)(FTC)Correctional CentersState Prisoners facing Federal ProsecutionHalfway Houses (RRM) Residential Reentry Management OfficesBureau of Prisons FacilitiesWe ship to all Federal Regions, in all states.We ship to all security levels: Minimum (Camp), Low (FCI), Medium (FCC), High Security (USP) and Administrative Security Level (SMU, ADX)Finally, the TWENTY-THIRD Edition contains critical information from THE FIRST STEP ACT (Compassionate Release Program), the recent legislation passed by Congress that offers new relief to federal defendants and inmates. Sentence Reductions page 143Compassionate Release page 145Coronavirus Pandemic release page 148Good Time Conduct page 151Completing Drug Treatment Programs (RDAP) page 152 Busted by the Feds 23rd Edition 2023 The Book For Defendants Facing Federal Prosecution Including the Latest Federal Sentencing Guidelines for All Federal Crimes It continues to serve defendants arrested on federal charges. By Larry Fassler ISBN 9780998030661I'm Convicted and Going to PrisonIf you didn't have a copy of Busted by the Feds while you were going through your trial, you really need one now!It's full of new material, but one thing has not changed in this new, expanded Edition: Busted by the Feds tells it like it is! You need this book if you are:A Defense Lawyer working within the federal justice system ...A Defendant facing ANY federal charges ...An Inmate considering an appeal or motion before the courts ...A relative or friend of an Accused Person, a Convicted Person or Inmate ...An Academic or Law Student or anyone researching the sociological effects of our court system and the Federal Sentencing Guidelines ...Busted By The Feds, the new Twenty-second Edition, Empower, Educate, AdvocateThe 500 pages of Federal Sentencing Guidelines summarized in easy to read tables.A comprehensive index for finding exactly the information you need (expanded in new 23rd edition).An in-depth chapter on Booker decision, and the implications for possible sentence reductions.Chapters on Crack Cocaine Laws, Plea Agreements, Computers in the B.O.P., and Early Termination of Supervised Release.Case studies and real life examples.Easy instructions for calculating a likely sentence on ANY Federal charge, with all the mitigating and aggravating factors.Guidance on when to cop a plea and when to fight the charge.Advice on how to choose and instruct defense counsel.Information on post-sentencing appeals, motions and writs.How to send money to an inmate.plus much more!You will also find a full discussion of the following items which can often be negotiated in a plea agreement:Offense levelsWeaponsRole in the crimeAcceptance of responsibilitySpecial circumstancesCooperationCriminal historyImmigration and deportationSelf-surrenderDelayed incarcerationFast track programs for deportable inmatesBusted by the Feds is the gold standard for technical information, points about the law and clear communication par excellence. It's about time to give hope and reunite families. Defendants, as well as their families, loved ones, attorneys and ordinary citizens should read this book. This is the most important book ever written for the Federal defendant. Busted by the Feds is the classic source for the help you need with your defense. It covers everything from the time of your arrest, through bail, plea bargaining, going to trial or pleading out, and sentencing. It also includes essential material on the Bureau of Prisons policies that will affect you if you are eventually incarcerated. Busted also includes the Federal Sentencing Guidelines for all federal offenses. Plus in depth explanations of how the guidelines work in specific cases: the base offense levels, as well as aggravating and mitigating factors and possible upward or downward departures. Finally, there is extensive consideration of the now-advisory nature of the Guidelines since the Booker decision in 2005 and the subsequent decisions by the Supreme Court in Rita, Kimbrough, Gall and Nelson. These subjects, which can be of great importance in obtaining a lesser sentence, are explained in a clear and easy-to-understand way. The Booker chapter, under the section More Practical Advice, contains 55 examples of areas where a downward variation can be obtained in specific cases. A downward variation can potentially save a defendant years of incarceration, and you could be that defendant. The new TWENTY-THIRD Edition contains the most up-to-date information, including the latest list of all Bureau of Prisons institutions, the current list of countries with Prisoner Exchange Treaties with the United States, current information on changes in Bureau of Prisons policies, and important legal decisions this last year by the Federal Courts that can affect a defendant's defense. Finally, the TWENTY-THIRD Edition contains critical information from THE FIRST STEP ACT, the recent legislation passed by Congress that offers new relief to federal defendants and inmates. If you are a defendant or the family member of a defendant, or a defense lawyer in the federal system, you need this book. Continue through this site to see the wealth of material Busted contains and the new information in this TWENTY-THIRD Edition. Some of the topics covered in this book:Sentencing GuidelinesHiring Defense AttorneysImmigration and Deportation Offense LevelsCourt-appointed AttorneysSupervised ReleaseCriminal History CategoriesWhat Prison Will You Go To?Preparing for PrisonStatutory Sentencing RangesFines and AssessmentsRule 11 HearingsAdvantageous P.S.I. ReportsGood Conduct Time CreditsProbation ViolatorsPlea-bargaining StrategiesFemale DefendantsBail and Pre-trial DetentionMultiple-Count SentencingAppeals and Writs5K1.1 LettersThe Safety ValveThe following topics are covered in the book:General information about the Bureau of Prisons and Doing TimeAppeals and WritsProtect your P.S.I. ! ! !P.S.I. Reports & Your Prison Visiting ListProtecting your legal paperwork and recordsGood Conduct TimePrison TransfersDrug Treatment Programs & Early ReleaseSupervised ReleaseComputers in the Bureau of PrisonsProbation and Supervised Release ViolationsCollateral Consequences (of imprisonment)Immigration and DeportationTreaty Transfer PrisonersYou will also find addresses and listings of:Federal Bureau of Prisons Central & Regional OfficesFederal Bureau of Prisons FacilitiesMinimum, Low, Medium & High Security FacilitiesCommunity Corrections Management OfficesMailing Addresses for Inmates in Federal PrisonsRegional Maps of the B.O.P.I think my lawyer did a lousy job of defending me. Can I do anything about it now?It is essential you read the chapter in Busted on Appeals and Writs. It begins with the advice "If you have been convicted after a trial, you should always appeal." This chapter tells you everything you need to know about immediately filing a Notice of Appeal and about 2255 motions. If you think your lawyer was incompetent or lazy and this affected your defense, these are grounds for appeal against your conviction. Busted even has the forms in the book that you need to fill out to start the appeal process. Feedback:Your POSITIVE FEEDBACK is greatly appreciated.Buy with confidence!100% Satisfaction Guaranteed!60 Day Money Back Guarantee!

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