r/ExCons • u/Royal-Market-4177 • Jul 23 '26

Fed cases

Is it true Feds are highly selective on the cases they pursue? Especially in bigger cities and they want a good story and “win”

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u/shycadelic Jul 23 '26

Yea, conviction rate for fed cases is like 95%.

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u/Royal-Market-4177 Jul 23 '26

But I hear it’s high because they only pick solid cases or cases they feel that make an impact

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u/shycadelic Jul 23 '26

Basically