An Introduction to Child Pornography Sentencing - famm.org

Child pornography: An introduction to the offenses and the sentences Child pornography is defined by federal statute as any visual depiction, including any photo- graph, film, video, picture, or computer or computer-generated image or picture, whether made

  Pornography

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT FEDERAL HALFWAY …

solitary confinement or administrative detention and reducing the person’s good time credit. However, the guidance memo issued by the BOP on June 24, 2010, instructs BOP staff that people who refuse to be placed in a halfway house cannot be disciplined. If a person is concerned about the safety of the halfway house he may be assigned to, he ...

  Confinement, Solitary, Solitary confinement

FEDERAL MANDATORY MINIMUMS This list includes all …

FEDERAL MANDATORY MINIMUMS This list includes all federal (not state) sentencing laws that require the judge to give the offender a mandatory minimum prison term. Laws that require the judge to impose only a minimum fine or period of supervised release are not included in this list. The crimes charged most frequently today (i.e., drug crimes, gun

  Federal, Drug, Minimum, Mandatory, Sentencing, Mandatory minimums, Federal mandatory

Frequently Asked Questions on the First Step Act, S. 756 A

of offenders are excluded from receiving earned time credits. These offenders include (but are not limited to) fentanyl traffickers, heroin or methamphetamine traffickers who played a leadership role in the crime, sex offenders, some immigration offenders, all 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) offenders, and people convicted of other violent offenses.

  Offender, Sex offender

New Compassionate Release Rules: Breaking it down.

d. Release plans e. Whether release would minimize the severity of the offense. f. Whether release would pose a danger to the safety of any person or the community. Finally, the BOP put in place a system to track requests for compassionate release and monitor how they are handled and resolved. One staff member at each institution and one in the

  Rules, Release, Breaking, Compassionate, Bearing kit, New compassionate release rules

Bill Summary: Smarter Sentencing Act of 2021 S. 1013

The bill was introduced in the United States Senate. It must be passed by both the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives before it can be signed into law by the President. We do not know if or when this bill could become law. What the bill would do: Sentencing Reform If passed, the Smarter Sentencing Act would

  United, States, United states, Summary, Bill, Smarter, Sentencing, Bill summary, Smarter sentencing act of

Residential Drug Abuse Program - FAMM

“substance use disorder” means that a prisoner’s drug or alcohol abuse meets the definition of substance abuse or dependence in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of the Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition (DSM-IV): Dependence includes having a history of substance use which includes the following: (1)

  Abuse, Dependence

Frequently Asked Questions: Federal Good Time Credit

The BOP’s current rules on calculating good time are very different. The BOP uses complicated math that ends up awarding only a 47-days-per-year reduction of the sentence imposed, instead of the 54 days per year mandated by the statute. This is because, since 1988, the BOP has awarded good time credit based on the days . actually served

  Good, Time, Calculating, Good time, Calculating good time

CHAPTER 12.1-32 PENALTIES AND SENTENCING 12.1-32-01 ...

maximum fine in accordance with the following classification: 1. For a class A felony, a maximum fine of one hundred thousand dollars. 2. For a class B felony, a maximum fine of seventy thousand dollars. 3. For a class C felony, a maximum fine of fifty thousand dollars. 4. For a class A misdemeanor, a maximum fine of thirty thousand dollars. 5.

  Fine

Circuit Court Fee and Assessments Table March 2021 CIVIL ...

Restitution 750.543x 769.1a(2) 769.3. 769.34(6) 21 771.3(1)(e) 780.766(2) 780.826(2) Required Required to order each defendant to make full restitution. Since each defendant is required to pay full restitution but should not pay more than the full amount of restitution, the )

  Restitution, To pay

Request for a Lawyer - New Hampshire Superior Court

If I am convicted and the Court finds that I have the ability to pay attorney fees and costs, I hereby authorize the State of New Hampshire, Office of Cost Containment to obtain any and all information with regard to my employment and financial condition from government agency, bank, creditor or employer.

  Cost, Request, Request for, To pay

Common Abbreviations Used in Criminal Record Reports

Common Abbreviations Used in Criminal Record Reports This list should be used only as a guide in interpreting criminal record information. Some