Texas Federal Defense Law Firm
Federal crimes are some of the highest-stakes crimes that we defend against. For people in Austin, these can represent massive financial penalties and federal prison sentences. We take these crimes seriously and fight for you.
Our attorneys at Adamo & Adamo Law Firm, are admitted to practice and represent persons accused of federal crimes in the Western District of Texas. This allows us to represent you at every phase of your charge. But more than that, it represents a level of understanding of federal law, which we will provide to you by answering any question you have, including:
Where are federal crimes tried in Austin?
Federal crimes in Austin, Texas, are tried at the Austin United States Courthouse, which is located at 501 West Fifth Street and is part of the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas.
What constitutes a federal crime in Texas?
A federal crime in Texas is an offense that violates U.S. federal laws. These crimes typically involve matters that cross state lines or national borders, such as drug trafficking, mail fraud or immigration violations. Federal crimes are prosecuted by federal agencies like the FBI, DEA or ICE.
How are federal crimes different from state crimes in Texas?
Federal crimes are prosecuted in federal courts and involve violations of federal law, whereas state crimes are prosecuted in state courts and involve violations of state law. Federal crimes often involve more severe penalties and are investigated by federal agencies.
What are the penalties for federal crimes in Texas?
Penalties for federal crimes can be severe and often include lengthy prison sentences, significant fines and restitution payments. The specific penalties depend on the nature and severity of the crime, as well as the offender’s prior criminal history.
How does the federal court system work in Texas?
The federal court system in Texas consists of district courts, appellate courts and the U.S. Supreme Court. Federal district courts handle the initial trial phase, while appellate courts review cases from the district courts. Federal judges are appointed for life and follow federal sentencing guidelines.
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