Pre-trial Detention Cases | Federal Criminal Cases

What to do if You Have a Warrant Out for Your Arrest

Posted by Marcia Shein
On October 23, 2017
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Arrest Warrant, Criminal Charges, Criminal Defense, Pre-Trial Detention

If you recently discovered that there is a warrant out for your arrest, there might already be an ongoing criminal investigation and you might have even missed a court date. Very few courts are lenient on individuals who discover that they have an arrest warrant and fail to respond. While not responding to the arrest […]

Successful Decatur Pretrial Detention Release can Set the Tone for the Rest of the Federal Case

Posted by Marcia Shein
On April 25, 2017
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criminal defense attorneys, Pre-Trial Detention, Pre-trial Proceedings, pretrial release

In June of 2016, lawyers prepared for a trial for several men charged in the fatal 2014 shooting at Macon’s Wings Cafe, according to The Telegraph. The lawyers hashed through pretrial issues during the hearing at the Bibb County courthouse. The crime in question, according to authorities, involved members of the Blacc Team and Gangster Disciples […]

Can I Be Held in Jail While Awaiting Trial?

Posted by Marcia Shein
On January 14, 2017
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Pre-Trial Detention

After most people are arrested and placed in a jail cell, one of their first thoughts is, “When can I get out of here?” After a defendant is arrested, he or she will attend an initial appearance as soon as is practical. Here, the defendant may be released or held in custody until the trial […]