Federal Criminal Defense Articles
Level Up Your Defense Strategy: How Local Federal Counsel Can Make a Difference for Out-of-State Law Firms and Defendants
In today’s interconnected world, defending clients in lawsuits that cross state lines presents unique challenges for out-of-state law firms. That’s where local federal counsel can make a difference. By partnering
Administrative Investigations of Government Employee’s Conduct: Garrity and Kalkines Warnings
Have You Received a Garrity or Kalkines Warning? If you work for a federal or a state agency, you may have heard of the terms “Garrity warning” and “Kalkines warning”
Navigating the Complexities: Protecting Your Interests in the Face of a Corporate Investigation
In today’s corporate landscape, the threat of a corporate investigation looms overhead, leaving businesses vulnerable and unsure of how to navigate the complexities that arise. Whether it is due to
When Government Inquiries Hit Close to Home: Understanding the Personal Implications of a Federal Employee’s Administrative Investigation
When a federal employee faces an administrative investigation by the government, it’s not just their professional life that’s on the line – their personal life is also at stake. The
SCOTUS’s Bold Decision: Mens Rea in Healthcare Fraud Cases
The United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS) in a recent landmark decision established a Subjective Mens Rea Burden of Proof Under the Controlled Substances Act. Government must now prove defendant subjectively
Get To Know Ruan v. United States Case
Learn more about Ruan v. United States case from SCOTUS blogs with Heath Hyde and see how it could affect Doctor’s Pill Mill criminal cases. Ruan v. United States Overview
