Federal Sentence Reduction For Cooperation

Federal Sentence Reduction For Cooperation

Cooperation with federal government can reduce sentences through: downward departure at sentencing via 5K1.1 motion (government must file), sentence reduction after sentencing via Rule 35 (for ongoing cooperation), safety valve qualification requiring cooperation, substantial assistance credit. Reductions range from levels to decades depending on value of assistance. Cooperation requires truthful complete information and willingness to testify. Federal criminal law is complex with serious consequences. Understanding your rights, options, and strategies is critical whether you’re under investigation, charged, or facing sentencing.

Thanks for visiting Spodek Law Group – a second-generation law firm managed by Todd Spodek, who has defended federal cases for many years. We provide experienced representation navigating federal system’s complexities. Cooperation decisions are strategic and require careful evaluation of risks and benefits. Successful cooperation can reduce sentences from decades to years, but requires full commitment and carries risks.

Todd Spodek has defended federal cases throughout his career, providing strategic counsel and aggressive advocacy. Federal matters require experienced representation. Call 212-300-5196 for counsel who understands federal system and fights for your rights and freedom.