Frequently Asked

Questions

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Can I get bail on federal drug trafficking charges?

Federal courts call bail “pretrial release.” Release depends on the charges, criminal history, alleged drug quantity, firearm allegations, ties to the community, and the government’s claim that you present a flight risk or danger to the public.

A lawyer should prepare for the detention hearing immediately. Counsel may present evidence about employment, family ties, residence, treatment, supervision, travel restrictions, or other conditions that address the court’s concerns. Do not assume release will happen automatically in a federal trafficking case.

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A lawyer examines the government’s calculations against financial records, repayments, collateral values, and recovered funds. The review also considers which losses relate to the alleged conduct and which credits apply under sentencing rules. Financial experts help assess complex records when needed. Challenging an overstated loss figure helps your attorney argue for an accurate sentencing calculation.

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Yes. A lawyer should review the circumstances surrounding the breath-test request and alleged refusal. Relevant evidence includes the officer’s instructions, warnings, recordings, and any medical or communication difficulties. The Law Offices of Matthew Cohan examines these issues alongside the DWI allegations and explains the potential license consequences and defense options.

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Every case is unique. The best way to get answers specific to your situation is to speak directly with an attorney.

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