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What the Best Federal Lawyers Have in Common

On April 5, 2019

Commonalities of Successful Federal Lawyers There are a number of traits that the best federal lawyers share, including intelligence, excellent people skills, experience, and the ability to effectively communicate in writing. There are a number of other skills that are common among federal lawyers, however, that many people fail to consider when choosing a lawyer […]

What Does Pre-Trial Release Mean?

On April 1, 2019
Bail, Federal Criminal Defense, pre-trial release

Similar to state court judges, federal magistrate judges are responsible for deciding at an initial appearance whether an individual who is charged with a crime will remain in custody or is capable of leaving on a bond. Because pre-trial release requirements can be particularly strict, to navigate these matters, it is often critical to obtain […]

What is the First Offender Program?

On March 31, 2019
Federal Criminal Defense, first offender program

Understanding the First Offender Program Following a first arrest, it is common to end up experiencing a number of emotions such as confusion and fear. Because most people think that they will never end up facing criminal charges, it is often bewildering to be charged with a criminal offense for the first time. Continue reading […]

Pretrial Services That are Crucial for Your Case

On February 1, 2019
criminal defense attorneys, Federal Criminal Cases, pretrial, pretrial services

While some people are not familiar with them, pretrial service programs refer to procedures in the United States used to prepare cases for court trial. The state of Georgia, like many other states, offers pretrial service programs at a county level. The United States federal courts also operate pretrial services in each one of the […]

Common Federal Crimes & How to Respond to Charges

On January 1, 2019
Federal Charges, Federal Criminal Defense

Common Federal Crimes & Charges People throughout Georgia are at risk of being charged with a variety of federal crimes. Each of these charges can result in serious penalties, which is why any criminal charges must be met with the strongest defense possible, with the help of a criminal defense attorney. The following takes a […]

What the RICO Statute Means

On November 29, 2018
organized crime, racketeering, RICO

The Purpose of The RICO Statute The RICO statute, or the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act, was designed by the federal government as a measure to fight against organized crime in the United States. Being convicted of violating RICO can result in serious penalties. People who face RICO charges often benefit from obtaining the […]

Key Differences Between a Federal Felony and State Felony

On November 16, 2018
Federal Crimes, Felony Charge, Georgia State Crime Charges

Key Components of Federal Felony and State Felony Charges While some criminal offenses are classified as misdemeanors, others are classified as felonies. A person can also be charged with either state or federal felonies, which have some distinct differences. If you end up facing either a federal felony indictment or state felony charges, you should […]

New Jersey Federal Court Limits Constitutional Right to Bail

On August 10, 2018
Bail, bond, Federal Appeals

Understanding Bail Laws In New Jersey In July of 2018, a federal appellate court in New Jersey ruled that criminal defendants do not have a constitutional right that guarantees the choice to pay a cash bail so that they can be released prior to a trial. This decision defies New Jersey’s recent bail reforms, which […]

Washington DC Court of Appeals Decides Insufficient Evidence Case

On August 5, 2018
Federal Appeals, mandatory minimums, Money Laundering

Insufficient Evidence In Appeals Case An appellate case was recently heard by the Washington DC Court of Appeals, which was initiated by two defendants who had been convicted of possession with intent to distribute heroin and a third individual who was convicted of conspiracy to launder money. This case represents an example of cases involving […]

Supreme Court Issues Influential Native American Jurisdiction Case

On June 20, 2018
federal law, jurisdiction, tribal law, tribal sovereignty

Supreme Court Hears Native American Jurisdiction Case In May of 2018, the United States Supreme Court decided to hear a case about Native American territory and a murder in 1999, which could significantly affect issues involving tribal sovereignty and state legal authority. How this case is decided will have a significant impact on where criminal […]

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