Helpful Federal Criminal Defense Videos from the Law Office of Joseph Abrams

In this video, federal criminal defense attorney Joseph Abrams explains how a federal inmate may be granted compassionate release.

In this video, federal criminal defense attorney Joseph Abrams explains the factors that are considered in designating where federal inmates serve their sentences.

In this video, federal criminal defense attorney Joseph Abrams discusses how the Bill of Rights afford protections to all criminal defendants.

In this video, federal criminal defense attorney Joseph Abrams explains what witness immunity is and how it works in criminal cases.

In this video, federal criminal defense attorney Joseph Abrams explains how bail is determined in federal criminal cases.

In this final video of a three-part series, federal criminal defense attorney Joseph Abrams discusses psychological evaluation reports and character letters as other important aspects of sentencing advocacy in federal criminal cases.

In this second video of a three-part series, federal criminal defense attorney Joseph Abrams discusses the defendant's remorse and acceptance of responsibility for the offense as another important aspect of sentencing advocacy in federal criminal cases.

In this first video of a three-part series, federal criminal defense attorney Joseph Abrams discusses the credibility of the defense attorney as an important aspect of sentencing advocacy in federal criminal cases.

In this final video of a three-part series, federal criminal defense attorney Joseph Abrams discusses the sentencing phase of the federal criminal process.

In this second video of a series of three, federal criminal defense attorney Joseph Abrams discusses the trial phase of the federal criminal process.

In this first video of a series of three, federal criminal defense attorney Joseph Abrams discusses the investigation and pretrial phases of the federal criminal process.

In this video, federal criminal defense attorney Joseph Abrams explains how a federal drug defendant can avoid receiving the statutorily required minimum sentence.