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  • Federal Child Enticement Charges: Online Predator Defense

    The knock came before dawn. Federal agents don't wait for you to wake up naturally - they want you disoriented, unable to think clearly. By hour three, your entire digital life is in there…

  • Federal Sex Abuse in Prison: BOP Facility Charges

    In December 2024, the federal goverment paid $116 million to 103 survivors of sexual abuse at a single prison facility-FCI Dublin in California. That's an average of $1.1 million per survivor. The facility had…

  • Federal Sex Crime Conspiracy Charges: Enterprise Prosecutions

    It's 5:17 AM when you hear the pounding. Not knocking-pounding. The kind that makes your stomach drop before your brain catches up. Federal agents. Warrant. Fifteen seconds to open the door or they're coming…

  • Federal Failure to Register As Sex Offender: Interstate Violations

    The FBI agent's business card on you're door wasn't a mistake. That call from an investigator asking about your current address? Not routine. You moved across state lines - maybe six months ago, maybe…

  • Federal Armed Robbery: Hobbs Act Robbery Defense

    Your sitting in a federal interrogation room. The agents across from you just said "Hobbs Act robbery"-and you have no idea what that means, except you know its bad. Really bad. This wasn't suppose…

  • Federal Mail Fraud Charges: Understanding Federal Prosecution

    That FedEx Package Could Land You in Federal Prison That FedEx package you shipped last week? That UPS delivery confirmation you signed for? That stack of invoices you mailed to clients? Any one of…

  • Federal Securities Fraud: SEC and Criminal Investigations

    SEC Calling? DOJ Knocking? Your Facing Securities Fraud Charges That SEC Wells Notice sitting on your desk? It's not just a regulatory headache. Its the opening shot in what could become a federal criminal…

  • Federal Money Laundering Defense: 18 USC 1956 and 1957

    Money Laundering Charges: When Financial Transactions Become Federal Crimes Money laundering sounds like something drug cartels do. But federal prosecutors charge it against business owners, real estate investors, cryptocurrency traders, and ordinary people who…

  • Federal Ponzi Scheme Defense: Investment Fraud Cases

    Ponzi schemes are the most notorious type of investment fraud. The name comes from Charles Ponzi, but the scheme is simple: pay early investors with money from later investors while there's no real investment…

  • Federal Bribery Charges: Public Corruption Defense

    Federal bribery is one of the most aggressively prosecuted public corruption crimes. Whether your a government official accused of accepting bribes, or a private citizen accused of offering them, 18 USC 201 carries up…

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