The federal system is run by the Department of Justice and houses offenders with federal convictions. These convictions range from issues relating to taxes, environmental laws broken, white collar business crimes, and many many non-violent crimes. The sentencing guidelines range from a couple months to life in prison. Don't let your imagination run away with you

It depends on a few circumstances. The sentencing date would take into consideration the time it will take for three sides to supply information and opinion as to the best sentence for this crime - the offender's criminal history, the money lost (if any) and the number of victims all become the factors with which to determine the sentence to be handed down. The three sides are comprised of the Pre-Sentence Investigator who prepares a Pre-Sentence Report which details the

The type of facility will tell you exactly what the classification your son was designated. Classification codes refer to the assessment of the offender's level of risk, or their needs. The lower the number the higher the risk. Prison classification is a method of assessing inmate risks that balance security requirements with program needs. Upon admission, processing and evaluation of offenders begins. They are put through a series of evaluations, including medical and mental health screenings.

We do not see a way that he would get released before his first parole date. Most inmates do not get parole on the first try, but some do. If his first chance at release via parole is 2018 then that is probably the best case scenario for him. The early release depends mostly on him. If he follows all of the recommended programming set by his counselor, does his time without an incident report and can convey his contrition

Unfortunately, once an offender is given a BOP Inmate ID number, they are property of the United States Justice Department for the term of their Judgement and Commitment Order. The Pre-sentence Report will create a guideline that the Bureau of Prisons will ues in determining the custody level of the inmate. The length of sentence, criminal history, whether violence or a weapon was used in the crime make up a profile that they use to designate and inmate. Once that

Dayton Plane State Jail is a women's prison within the TDCJ, a State of Texas correctional facility. If she has a two year sentence, this is where she will be doing her time.

Attempted murder carries a hefty sentence (maybe 20 years or more depending on his criminal history). The time he is doing now will go towards the total imposed. There is no real rush unless he does not like doing his time in a county jail. We would advise him to speak with the attorney handling his case to find out what the prosecution wants. If he is set on pleading guilty, then of course, getting into the general population of

El caso de reentrada de tu marido es preocupante. Este país ha estado procesando agresivamente los casos de inmigración de personas con antecedentes criminales, no estamos seguros de que su marido tendrá menos de cinco años

The norm is 85% of the sentence will calculate the inmate's release date. The 15% is the "good time" credit given all inmates at the beginning. They can only lose this good time by getting incidence reports where the punishment is losing good time. If the sentence is 72 months, their time should be about 61 months, or 11 months of good time.

The release date is entered by the members/users of the site. When the sentence is over they are usually released into a halfway house or probation/supervised released for a period determined by the Courts.