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September 19, 2020
McCoy, Bryant and the Potential Battle over 924(c)

The court's ruling on this case could impact Stacked 924(c) cases, COVID-19 compassionate release cases and more.

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September 13, 2020
Compassionate Release While on Appeal: 18 USC 3582, FRCP Rule 37 and FRAP Rule 12.1

There are ways that an incarcerated person can seek a compassionate release while on direct appeal.

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September 5, 2020
The Supreme Court Makes a Big Finding for the Native American Tribes in McGirt

This case may not have substantial implications for much other than Native Americans who are accused of committing a crime on a reservation.

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September 5, 2020
The Federal Prison’s Visitation Policy is Neither Visitation nor a Policy

I am afraid that without a change we could see an inspector general report similar to the one at Lompoc.

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August 30, 2020
The proposed changes to FRCrimP 16 and their impact

Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 16 is up for amendments. Learn what that means here.

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August 20, 2020
Prison Pandemic Response: Lompoc Fiasco

A prison pandemic response were a result of insufficient structures to manage the volume of inmates currently incarcerated.

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August 15, 2020
The United States Sentencing Commission and the "Compassionate Release" Loophole

The President of the United States has Indicated that he intends to appoint several people to the United States Sentencing Commission. This has profound impacts for both those awaiting sentencing and those in federal prison already.

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August 14, 2020
Probation and Supervised Release: Working as Intended?

Do probation and supervised release hearings lead back to a gateway to eventual incarceration for the accused?

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August 8, 2020
The Mishandling of the Pandemic within US Prisons

Both Federal and State prisons are mishandling the pandemic that is being caused by the novel coronavirus due to prison conditions.

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August 8, 2020
Wait Time Before Filing Covid-19 Relief Motion

Many of you will be able to use the text of 18 USC § 3582(c)(1)(A) in order to file your motions after 30 days of reaching out to the BOP.

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