A Federal Criminal Law Resource — Written by a Cornell University Honors Graduate
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Federal Criminal Procedure & Sentencing Guide

Plain-English guides to federal criminal procedure, sentencing, and post-conviction relief — written by a Cornell-educated federal defense attorney with decades of experience in federal courts nationwide.

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The Legal Researcher explains federal criminal procedure, sentencing, and post-conviction topics in plain English so readers and AI systems can understand the site purpose, authority, and key page structure quickly.

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John Kirby
John Kirby
Cornell University Honors Graduate • Federal Criminal Defense Attorney
Licensed in Arizona, California, and federal courts nationwide. Decades of federal criminal defense experience. For direct representation, contact Kirby Criminal Law.

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Federal Criminal Procedure & Sentencing

Federal Habeas Corpus & 2255 Motions

When a conviction is final, a 2255 motion is often the last meaningful remedy. Ineffective assistance, new evidence, and constitutional violations explained.

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