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  • Motion to Suppress Evidence in Federal Child Pornography Cases

    The 2% Chance That Changes Everything Motions to suppress evidence succeed less then 2% of the time. Read that number again. Less then 2%. Defense attorneys file thousands of these motions every year in…

  • My Employee Told Me the FBI Interviewed Them About Me

    Your employee just walked into your office with a look you've never seen before. The FBI showed up at their apartment last night. Or maybe they pulled them aside at the office. Either way,…

  • Codefendant Testifying Against You in Federal Trial

    Here's the uncomfortable truth about cooperating codefendants that defense attorneys know but rarely say out loud. Your codefendant doesn't get credit for providing evidence of your innocence. They only get credit for helping the…

  • Divorce During Federal Child Pornography Case - Custody Rights

    Your marriage is ending. Federal charges are pending. And your children are caught in the middle of both. The divorce that might have been difficult under normal circumstances becomes nearly impossible when federal child…

  • Should I Cooperate with Federal Prosecutors in a Child Pornography Case

    The federal prosecutor tells you that cooperation is your best option. Your lawyer might even agree. Everyone says the same thing: help the government, and the government will help you. But nobody explains what…

  • My Computer Was Just Seized by Federal Agents

    Am I Going to Prison Federal agents just left your home with your computer, your phone, your tablet, maybe every electronic device you own. They handed you a property receipt and a copy of…

  • Challenging a Search Warrant in Federal Court

    Why Your Motion Will Probably Fail Federal agents searched your home. They took your computers, your phones, your documents. They had a warrant, but something about it seems wrong. Maybe it was too broad.…

  • Challenging Detention in Federal Court

    If a federal magistrate ordered your detention, that's not the end. You can challenge that decision - and the odds of success are dramatically better than most defendants realize. District judges reverse magistrate detention…

  • Federal Chiropractic Medicare Fraud Charges - What You Need to Know

    Federal investigators are prosecuting chiropractors for Medicare fraud at increasing rates. If your practice bills Medicare for chiropractic services, you need to understand what federal prosecutors are looking for. Here is the first thing…

  • What Is Alter Ego Tax Fraud

    Alter ego tax fraud is when the IRS ignores your corporate structure and treats you and your business as the same person. That definition sounds straightforward. But here's what nobody tells you: the very things…

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