In our experience, most federal cases don’t reach trial and verdict stages. This is meant to help the courts cut their litigation costs, reduce the backlog, and save the time that would have been spent solving criminal cases. Most prosecutors often try to persuade the ...
Read MoreLaw enforcement is cracking down on drug crimes across the country. Many times, those arrested for drug crimes wonder how they will be charged, what ...
View MoreA kickback is a method of bribery that is negotiated prior to engaging in services. After the services are completed, the kickback (i.e., the bribe) ...
View MoreHealthcare fraud is actually very common and is normally conducted on a very large scale. According to the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) and ...
View MoreNew York police officers are serious about all alcohol-related driving offenses. They will typically conduct field sobriety tests when they have any ...
View MoreIf you have been arrested for a criminal offense, you may be wondering if your case will be prosecuted in federal or state court. While most crimes ...
View MoreOpioids account for more deaths in the United States than car accidents. This is one of the many reasons why illegal possession of these substances ...
View MoreDrug use continues to be an ongoing problem in the United States. In 2014, there were 21.5 million American adults that were battling a substance ...
View MoreNew York has some of the toughest drug laws in the United States. Earlier this year, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said that a “surge” of Drug ...
View MoreWhen an individual gets arrested for a misdemeanor , one of the first questions that come to mind is, “Should I get a lawyer?” Not only are ...
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