We often hear the phrase that someone is guilty by reason of insanity. It is referred to in crime movies, television shows, and books so much that we are led to believe this type of criminal defense is common....
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Organized crime is nothing new, but online commerce paired with the pandemic has allegedly caused rampant in-bulk theft from stores. The organized crime rings then sell the goods online — often at an in...
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Whether you watched an episode of Heist on Netflix or you’ve received a target of investigation letter, you’re likely reading this to learn the basics of restitution. And, when it comes to defense strategies, are wondering&nb...
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Case pending trial? We understand how hard it can be to navigate the federal and state court systems. Unsure and wary about sentencing and appearing in front of a jury of your peers. Many clients’ first reaction is ca...
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Our former prosecutor tells how law enforcement & prosecutors initiate criminal cases. Criminal cases tend to get started with a police arrest report. Once received, the federal or state&...
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Everyone makes mistakes in life, and sometimes those mistakes are so large that they result in an arrest or a conviction. Arrests without conviction can be expunged or “deleted” from your criminal record, but many offenses, including misdemeanor...
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If you have been charged with a crime or violation, the arresting officers will warn you that anything you say can and will be used against you in court. This Miranda warning applies beyond what happens at the scene or in the police statio...
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Stalking is a crime in all 50 States, both at the State level and at the Federal level. It can be charged as either a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on what kind of conduct was undertaken. Stalking is a serious charge or accusation to be faced w...
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With more people using the internet daily, it was only a matter of time before some online users would start to deceive others who could not physically see or personally interact with them. Online im...
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The law isn’t always consistent, or interpreted consistently. The US Sentencing Guidelines provisions are always applied at the discretion of the Judge, meaning that a wide variation can result in terms of the “end result” that a defendant is ...
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