Yes. Federal conspiracy law (18 U.S.C. § 371) and state conspiracy law allow prosecution of anyone who knowingly agreed to participate in a fraud scheme, regardless of [...]
It depends on the facts. Federal jurisdiction typically attaches when the case involves interstate commerce, federal agencies, federal funds, federal benefits programs, the use of interstate mail [...]
White collar crimes in Rhode Island are non-violent offenses motivated by financial gain, typically committed in a business or professional context. Common examples include embezzlement, forgery, identity [...]
Look for three things: experience in the specific courthouse where your case is pending, a track record of actually trying cases rather than pleading everything, and a [...]
Firearm rights in Massachusetts are governed by M.G.L. c. 140 and are among the strictest in the country. Any felony conviction, domestic violence misdemeanor conviction, or certain [...]
For most first offenses, jail is unlikely but not impossible. First-offense OUI, simple possession, misdemeanor A&B, shoplifting, and similar District Court matters typically resolve with a CWOF [...]
