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  • Federal subpoenas for phone records: the custodian’s playbook.

    For companies and record custodians, a federal subpoena for employee or customer phone records is a compliance trap with three exits - and only one of them is safe. A field guide for the…

  • How do you know if the FBI has a case on you?

    The FBI does not send save-the-dates. But investigations leak signals - nine of them, reliably - and the people who read the signals early are the ones who end up as witnesses instead of…

  • Federal defense lawyers: what the title actually has to mean.

    Every criminal lawyer’s website says “federal.” The courtroom checks. Federal practice is its own procedure, its own sentencing math, its own prosecutors - and the questions below separate the lawyers who live there from…

  • Responding to federal subpoenas for mobile phone records.

    A federal demand for phone records is rarely about the phone. It is about placing someone, somewhere, talking to someone - and the response you make either feeds that theory or disciplines it.

  • What crimes trigger federal target letters.

    Target letters follow paper. The offenses that generate them - fraud, tax, corruption, laundering - are the ones proven with documents, where the government can afford to announce itself. Here is the list, and…

  • What does having an FBI number mean?

    It means you have been fingerprinted into the federal system - once, ever, for any reason. It is a filing index, not a watchlist. But what sits inside the file it indexes can follow…

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