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  • Federal Perjury Defense

    Federal Perjury Defense \n\n A federal perjury charge converts testimony into a separate criminal proceeding. The government does not need to prove that a...

  • Federal Plea Negotiations and Agreements

    Ninety-seven percent of federal criminal convictions result from guilty pleas. That figure is not a reflection of efficiency. It is a reflection of a...

  • Federal Probation Violation Defense

    A violation of supervised release does not return you to the posture of a person being sentenced for the first time. It places you in a worse one. The...

  • Federal Sentencing Departures Variances

    The Distinction Between Departures and Variances No Longer Exists. The Power Behind Both Remains. \n\n On November 1, 2025, the United States Sentencing...

  • Federal Sentencing Guidelines

    The Guidelines Were Supposed to End Disparity. They Became the Disparity. \n\n Every federal criminal sentence in the United States begins with a...

  • Federal Student Loan Fraud Defense

    Federal Student Loan Fraud Defense \n\n The distinction between a misstatement on a FAFSA form and a federal felony conviction rests on a single statutory...

  • Federal Tax Evasion Defense

    The Government Must Prove You Intended to Cheat \n\n Ninety percent of federal tax evasion prosecutions end in conviction. That figure, drawn from IRS...

  • Federal Wire Fraud Defense

    The statute was written to be vague, and the government has spent sixty years exploiting that fact. \n\n Section 1343 of Title 18 criminalizes any scheme...

  • Federal Witness Tampering Defense

    Federal Witness Tampering Defense \n\n The distance between an ill-considered phone call and a federal prison sentence has never been shorter than under...

  • Insider Trading Defense

    The government does not need to prove that you made money. It needs to prove that you traded while possessing information that the public did not have,...

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