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White Collar Crimes And Adequate Legal Representation

The term “white collar crime” is thrown around quite a lot these days. But what, exactly, does it mean? Simply stated, a white collar crime is a non-violent crime committed by means of deceit and motivated by financial gain. Some common types of white collar crimes include fraud, embezzlement, and money laundering. Ponzi schemes and

The Federal Landscape

By and large, most criminal charges filed each year are filed by the individual 50 states of the union, rather than by the federal government itself.  After all, the state governments are meant to be the most important organization level as far as day-to-day operations go, and because of this states are far more independent

DWI Doesn’t Always Spell Doom

It can happen to the best of us.  You know you’re not supposed to drink and drive – with the way they advertise that fact on TV, on the radio, and in bars, it’s hard not to remember.  You weren’t about to make an exception, or at least not a very big one, but it

Don’t Go It Alone: The Advantage Of Expertise

As an American citizen, you have the right to legal counsel at all stages of the criminal trial process.  You don’t have to answer any questions posed to you without your lawyer present, and you don’t have to give any statement which may incriminate yourself.  However, not everyone takes advantage of these legal protections. You

Why You Need A DWI Lawyer On Your Side

With more than 8 million people living on Long Island, it’s impossible to avoid the simple fact that sometimes we may make a bad choice. If you’ve recently been charged with a DWI, you know full well just how serious the potential consequences of it can be.