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Federal prosecutors pursue a wide range of crimes, from drug trafficking and white-collar fraud to terrorism and cybercrime, with a focus on offenses that cross state lines or violate federal statutes.
They possess significant resources and often collaborate with federal agencies like the FBI and DEA. Federal sentencing guidelines typically result in harsher penalties than state courts.
In federal cases, waiving a preliminary hearing can expedite proceedings, potentially leading to faster plea negotiations.
Cooperation with prosecutors can be highly advantageous. "Safety valve" provisions allow judges to deviate from mandatory minimum sentences for certain drug offenses, while "fast track" programs offer reduced sentences for early guilty pleas, particularly in immigration cases. These options incentivize cooperation and can significantly impact sentencing outcomes.
Controlled Substances Act, 21 U.S.C. §§841, U.S.C. 843(b), U.S.C. 844, U.S.C. 846, U.S.C. 859, U.S.C. 860, U.S.C. 861, U.S.C. 862].
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