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What Makes A Good Criminal Defense Trial Lawyer?
December 9th, 2013
What Makes a Great Trial Lawyer? LawCrossing.com asked “What makes a great trial lawyer?” and Hope C. Lefeber weighed in. What are the two crucial traits to succeed in the courtroom? Lefeber says it’s passion and amazing communication skills. …
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Categories: Drug Crimes, Federal Law, Federal Violations and Crimes, Fourth Amendment, Fraud, Government Fraud, Search and Seizure, Securities, Sentencing and Appeals, Tax, White Collar Crimes
Tags: Acquittal, Drug Crimes, Due process, federal jury, Federal Sentencing, Fraud, health care, Hope Lefeber, Insurance Fraud, Mail and Wire Fraud, money laundering, not guilty, philadelphia defense attorney, Possession With Intent To Deliver, Securities, Specific Intent Crimes, structuring, tax crimes, white collar crime, White Collar Crimes
New U.S. Sentencing Commission publications called "Quick Facts"
December 6th, 2013
The U.S. Sentencing Commission has recently developed publications in specific areas of federal sentencing called “Quick Facts” which provide helpful statistics. Below is the direct web page to the links for each Quick Facts publication:…
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Categories: Drug Crimes, Federal Law, Federal Violations and Crimes, Fraud, Government Fraud, News, Securities, Sentencing and Appeals, Tax, White Collar Crimes
Tags: Drug Crimes, federal jury, Federal Sentencing, Fraud, health care, Hope Lefeber, Insurance Fraud, Mail and Wire Fraud, money laundering, New York City criminal defense lawyer or attorney, philadelphia defense attorney, Possession With Intent To Deliver, Securities, Sentencing - Concurrent/Consecutive, Sentencing Guidelines, Specific Intent Crimes, structuring, tax crimes, white collar crime, White Collar Crimes
Third Circuit Abolishes Judicial Immunity For Witnesses
September 6th, 2013
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals, in U.S.A. v. Quinn, 2013 WL 4504647, held that trial judges no longer have the authority to grant judicial immunity. The decision to grant immunity is solely within the prosecution's discretion.
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Tags: Drug Crimes, Due process, Fifth Amendment, Fraud, health care, Hope Lefeber, Insurance Fraud, Mail and Wire Fraud, money laundering, New York City criminal defense lawyer or attorney, philadelphia defense attorney, Possession With Intent To Deliver, Right to Remain Silent, Securities, Self-Incrimination, structuring, tax crimes, white collar crime, White Collar Crimes
