We don’t really recommend you do that. The sentencing guidelines use a complex point system. There are 43 “levels” of federal offenses. There are 4 “sentencing zones.” The zones range from a sentence of between 0 – 6 months in prison up to a life sentence. You may also be given extra points (increasing your sentence) or have points removed based on a large number of exceptions – whether you have a prior record, a gun was used, the amount of money involved, whether you cooperate with the feds. Even lawyers argue about whether a certain exception might apply in a particular case. For example, a “leader/organizer” will have points added, but determining who is really a leader or organizer of criminal activity is often the toughest part a federal agent’s job. So, we highly recommend that you consult a good San Antonio federal criminal defense attorney and understand that calculating federal sentencing guideline ranges is a process that can evolve over time.