As you can imagine, the answer to this question depends on a wide range of specifics regarding your case, including the nature of your charges, your criminal record, any enhancements to your charges, and more. As such, there is no responsible way to answer this question without working directly with you and understanding the entire situation. Sentencing guidelines vary greatly between things like white-collar crimes, fraud, drug charges, and the range of other charges that will be taken up by United States government agencies.
At your arraignment, you will be read the official crimes that you are being charged with. From there, we will be able to use existing cases, past conviction information, and sentencing guidelines in order to understand what type of penalties your own charges may possibly result in.