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- White Collar Crime FAQs
The majority of my practice focuses on the defense of federal white collar crimes, which can be a confusing area of law for people who are unfamiliar with the system. In that vein, I've compiled some basic questions and answers regarding white collar criminal defense to help shed some light on the process.
- Basic Overview of RICO Charges
RICO Charges, Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations charges are extremely serious as it is not considered an individual's crime against society, but has harsher penalties due to the organized crime aspect in these charges.
- Turn to a Kansas City Credit Card Fraud Lawyer When Arrested for this Offense
If you have been accused of or arrested for credit card fraud, your future and reputation could be in serious danger. Kansas City credit card fraud attorneys know that without skilled legal representation, you may be facing monetary fines, jail/prison time, a permanent criminal record and community service, among other penalties.
- Types of White Collar Crimes
White collar crimes are non-violent crimes that usually occur in the business world. If you have been accused of fraud, embezzlement, or money laundering you need to learn as much as you can about the charges you are facing. White collar crimes were given their name due to the fact that they are usually committed by business professionals within their workplace.
- Kansas City White Collar Crimes, and the Advantages of Having a Skilled Lawyer
Do you really need a Kansas City white collar crimes lawyer when you have been arrested for or suspect you are being investigated for a crime? Absolutely, unless you would simply rather face the rest of your life with a criminal record, possibly serve time in prison and pay hefty fines.
- Terrorism Law Held Constitutional
Material Support of Foreign Terrorist Organizations vs. Freedom of Speech and Association
- Drug Kingpin Turned Informant Sentenced in Secrecy to 25 Years
Osiel Cárdenas was once one of Mexico’s most feared drug lords.
- Wachovia Settles with Federal Government to End Probe
The U.S. District Court approved an agreement to defer prosecution of Wachovia Bank.
- UBS Settlement Leads to IRS Scrutiny for Thousands
As part of its settlement agreement with the U.S. government, Swiss banking giant UBS agreed in August to turn over 4,450 names of account holders assumed to be hiding assets from the IRS.
- Civil Forfeiture in Criminal Cases in Arizona
The Government can seize your property even if you did not commit a crime using the state and federal civil forfeiture statutes. Many times the government will take large amounts of cash just because a drug sniffing dog alerted to the money.

