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Can I get bail in a federal case?
In the federal system, pretrial release is governed by the Bail Reform Act, and there is no cash bail bondsman system. Instead, a person is either released on conditions—often secured by property or co-signers—or detained pending trial if the court finds they pose a flight risk or a danger to the community. Even if bail is initially denied, an experienced criminal defense attorney may still be able to secure release by presenting a comprehensive bail package and making a strong argument in court. Contact us today for a free, confidential consultation.
The Law Offices of Matthew Cohan handles federal conspiracy cases throughout New York and New Jersey, including the Southern, Eastern, and Northern Districts of New York and the District of New Jersey. The firm represents clients during investigations, plea negotiations, trial, and sentencing. Call (516) 375-1107 for a free confidential consultation.
Learn moreLegal fees depend on the charge, volume of evidence, and work required for hearings, motions, trial, or sentencing. A single-search possession case involves different demands from a multi-defendant gun-trafficking prosecution. Ask what the fee includes and how additional proceedings affect costs. The Law Offices of Matthew Cohan offers a free confidential consultation to discuss your case and representation.
Learn moreYes. Contact a federal conspiracy attorney as soon as you learn about an investigation, related subpoenas, or an interview request. Early representation gives your lawyer time to handle investigator communications, review deadlines, preserve favorable evidence, and address allegations before indictment. Seek legal advice before discussing the investigation with agents or others involved.
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