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Category: Illegal Pornography | Uncategorized
Whether Yuri Bershchansky possessed child pornography in November 2010 in violation of Section 2252 (a) (4) (B) and (b) (2) of Title 28, United States Code, will never be truly known.
Why?
The Department of Homeland Security, in…
Category: Uncategorized
Our legal system is adversarial. It was set up that way. Thus, it is inevitable that relationships between defense attorneys and prosecutors and the courts are sometimes quite contentious. All three entities harbor agendas that are diametrically opposed. That’s why…
Category: Uncategorized | White Collar Crime
The use of cooperating co-defendants, in search of lenient sentences, has plagued criminal prosecutions since there have been criminal prosecutions. The use of cooperation agreements infects almost every aspect of the federal criminal justice system, tempting cooperators, and snitches, to…
Category: Federal Criminal Law | Uncategorized
White collar criminal investigations now typically involve evidence recovered from computers or from devices that store digital information. Often the value of this evidence is overstated by federal agents who may not have thorough understanding of computer forensics. Therefore, in…
Category: Healthcare Fraud | Uncategorized
Whenever we are contacted by potential clients who have been contacted by federal investigators our immediate advice is that they do not speak to investigators until they have consulted an attorney.
Given the federal government’s stated goal to stamp out…
Category: Sex Crimes | Uncategorized
A favorite tactic of law enforcement is to have an adult agent pose online as a pedophile with access to minors to lure and ensnare potential pedophiles who are using the internet to gain access to minors for sex.
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Category: Terrorism Criminology | Uncategorized
A recently released $40 million dollar Senate Intelligence report revealed that in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the Central Intelligence Agency tortured terror suspects through “enhanced interrogation techniques.” In response to the report, CIA Director John Brennan apologized…
In a 1966 decision, Schmerber v. California, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark decision extending a limited exception to the Fourth Amendment “warrant requirement” to certain alcohol-related cases. Specifically, the court held that when an arresting officer faces an…
Category: Federal Criminal Law | Uncategorized
Defense Lawyers often advise against their clients testifying in their own defense. It is typically unnecessary and tends to expose the client to great danger.
Even with an innocent defendant, so much can go wrong: pressured-induced nervousness, bad body…
Sex offender: “life is no bargain living as a sex offender”
According to the Special Analysis Unit of the Center for Missing and Exploited Children, the State of Texas leads the nation with number of current registered sex offenders.…
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