Many people say that white collar crimes are victimless, but most people who have participated in these crimes or been implicated know that isn't true. Whether you're the victim who had your money stolen or the person who faced becoming the "fall guy," anyone who is...
Month: April 2019
College admissions fraud can get you in deep trouble
A hot topic in the news as of late has been college admissions fraud. With college admissions fraud, there is usually at least one person who helps certain people get into elite universities by aiding them in cheating on exams, passing on bribes or falsifying their...
Fraud charges may lead to federal wire fraud charges
This month, former West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Allen Loughry began a two-year federal prison stay in South Carolina to be followed thereafter by three years of supervised release. He also faces a $10,000 fine.Only a year and a half ago, a local news crew ran a...
Former Atlanta Falcons linebacker sentenced for drug crimes
Federal charges can add up quickly, especially if you've previously been sentenced for a drug crime. If this is not your first offense, then a strong defense is advisable, since you'll want to protect your freedoms.Take, for example, this case. A former linebacker for...
Man arrested and sentenced for role in cocaine ring
Dealing or using drugs can get you into deep trouble with the law, especially in states where drug abuse is a significant problem. In Georgia, drug use and abuse are taken extremely seriously, as the state is known to have a drug-trafficking problem.Take, for example,...
White collar crimes: The penalties are not always harsh
Many people who commit white collar crimes don't end up going to prison. In reality, a large number of people don't even face significant penalties. If you're accused of a federal white collar crime, then you need to know why that is and how to help yourself avoid...