Criminal Defense Blog

Failure to Appear

You may be required to appear in court if you’ve gotten a traffic ticket, committed a crime, or been asked to testify in a court case. If you fail to show up for your scheduled court date, a Failure to Appear charge will likely follow. This is a criminal charge with serious consequences. As such, it is in your best interest to consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney if you have been charged with Failure to Appear.
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What to Do If You Have Been Accused of Money Laundering

If you believe you have been accused of, charged with, or believe you are under investigation for money laundering, it is imperative that you.
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How Bond Works in Wyoming

If you have been arrested for a crime in Wyoming, the first time you go before the judge is your initial appearance. This is where the you will hear the charges against you and learn of the maximum penalty for the crime of which you’ve been accused, and be read your constitutional rights
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Federal Drug Trafficking Penalties

Federal crimes are much more serious than state level offenses. If convicted, you face lengthy incarceration in a federal prison system and costly fines.
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What is the Difference Between Being Arrested vs. Detention in Wyoming?

In criminal law, people often make the mistake of thinking that being arrested is the same as being detained.
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What Happens if I Violate Probation in Wyoming?

Being charged with any type of crime is a serious matter. Depending on the type of offense, you could face severe penalties like prison time, fines, community service, and parole.
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Types of Federal Identity Theft Crimes

Identity theft is a serious offense that can have far-reaching consequences on a victim’s life. Although it is a white-collar crime, the penalties are severe and typically involve fines, restitution, and incarceration.
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5 Types of Federal Tax Crimes

When it comes to paying taxes, the federal government does not mess around. You might be surprised to learn that numerous behaviors are classified as tax crimes. If you are convicted of any of these serious offenses, seek competent legal representation immediately.
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What are Federal Forgery Charges?

An accusation of federal fraud is a serious matter that requires the counsel of an experienced attorney. Forgery, a type of fraud, is a white-collar crime that carries severe penalties as well as a stigma.
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Is Racketeering a Federal Crime?

Racketeering refers to a criminal activity in which an organization runs an illegal business, known as a racket, which creates a problem for others for the purpose of solving it through some type of extortion. In other words, racketeering is when an organized group intimidates legitimate businesses, or individuals coercing them into allowing the group to embezzle money from their business.
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