Federal Extortion and the Hobbs Act
The federal government does not need much to prosecute extortion. Under 18 U.S.C. Section 1951, the Hobbs Act criminalizes any...
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Federal Environmental Crime Defense
Federal Environmental Crime Defense The distinction between a civil penalty and a prison sentence in federal environmental law rests on...
Read MoreFederal Embezzlement Defense
The Accusation Precedes the Act Federal embezzlement prosecutions begin with a premise that has already convicted you. The government does...
Read MoreFederal Drug Trafficking Defense and Mandatory Minimums
The sentence has already been determined before the judge speaks. Under 21 U.S.C. 841, Congress assigned fixed terms of imprisonment...
Read MoreFederal Defense Corporate Executives
The Government Prosecutes the Person Who Signed, Not the Person Who Knew Corporate authority has become the predicate for criminal...
Read MoreFederal Cybercrime Defense
The government reported $16.6 billion in cybercrime losses in 2024, a thirty-three percent increase from the year prior, and the...
Read MoreFederal Criminal Appeals
Federal Criminal Appeals Most federal convictions survive appeal. The reversal rate across the circuit courts hovers near five percent in...
Read MoreFederal Counterfeiting Defense
Federal Counterfeiting Defense The production of counterfeit currency remains one of the oldest offenses within federal jurisdiction, and the penalties...
Read MoreFederal Conspiracy Charges Defense
A federal conspiracy conviction does not require that you committed a crime. It requires that you agreed to one. Under...
Read MoreFederal Child Exploitation Charges Defense
The sentence is decided before the trial begins. That is not hyperbole. Under 18 U.S.C. 2252, a first offense for...
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