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  • Federal Criminal Cases: Prior Convictions Can Really Hurt
  • Government Urges Supreme Court To Resolve Circuit Split Over Federal Identity Fraud Statute
  • Federal Judge in Atlanta Declares Mandatory Minimum Portion of Federal Statute Unconstitutional
  • Atlanta Federal Criminal Case: Can Police Search a Spouse's Computer?
  • Federal Criminal Attorneys Submit Briefs In Important Federal Criminal Appeal
  • Lawyers in Federal Court; Major Case Affirms Right to Have Company Pay Legal Fees for Employees
  • Sentencing Issues for Federal White Collar Crime Cases
  • Federal Criminal Cases: Some Prisoners Have Email Access
  • Court of Appeals Issues Interesting Ruling In Federal Criminal Case
  • Reversal of Conviction in Federal Criminal Case: Lawyers need to Keep Fighting!
  • Court of Appeals Identifies The Issues In Federal Criminal Appeal
  • Sentencing First Offenders in Federal Court: Is the Tide Finally Turning?
  • Federal Prosecutors Trying to Seize Assets: the Details are Important!
  • Recent Developments in the Federal Criminal Case of Alabama's Former Governor and Richard Scrushy
  • Has a Federal Criminal Prosecutor Prosecuted Innocent People?
  • Atlanta Money Laundering Prosecution: Federal Prosecutors Ordered to Explain Charges
  • Eleventh Circuit Vacates Opinion in Federal Criminal Fraud Case
  • United States Supreme Court Rules that Federal Court of Appeals Cannot Increase Sentence on its own Initiative
  • Crafty federal investigators get help from the courts: suspects must remember to keep their mouths shut
  • Federal Court of Appeals Affirms Sentences in Theft of Trade Secret Case
  • Sentences for Federal Drug Crimes: Why Does the U.S. lead the World in Prison Sentences?
  • Federal White Collar Fraud Conviction Reversed on Appeal: Pattern Jury Instruction on Fraud Held to be Deficient
  • Creative Lawyering in Atlanta, Georgia: The Deal for "T.I." in Federal Court
  • Federal Appellate Court in Atlanta Issues Ruling Concerning an Individual's Right to an Attorney
  • Federal Criminal Sentence of Probation Affirmed on Appeal in Case from Atlanta, Georgia
  • Federal Criminal Charges Dismissed in Atlanta Against Doctor: Be Careful What you Say on an Airplane
  • Winning Strategies Seminar Held for Federal Criminal Lawyers
  • Federal Criminal Sentences in Georgia, Florida & Alabama
  • Criminal Defense Lawyers in Atlanta: What Can We Learn from the Brian Nichols case?
  • Practicing federal criminal law in Atlanta: sometimes it gets a little weird
  • Federal Firearms Offenses: Speech in Birmingham, Alabama
  • Federal Judge's Ruling Provides Some Hope For Individuals Detained On Internet-Based Sex Charges
  • Perfect Storm in federal prosecution: taxes, publicity and race in the Wesley Snipes case
  • Federal Court of Appeals Affirms Sentence Reductions in Federal Criminal Case
  • Appellate review of federal criminal sentences: Let the Battle Begin!
  • Crack Cocaine sentences to be reduced
  • Federal Crack Cocaine sentences: will the unfairness ever end?
  • Federal Crimes: Can Prosecutors Use Similar Act Evidence?
  • Eleventh Circuit Affirms 360 Month Sentence in a Federal Mortgage Fraud Case
  • Federal Criminal Trials: More thoughts on whether the Defendant should testify
  • Federal Criminal Trials: should a defendant take the witness stand?
  • Federal criminal appeals; reversal of Alabama conviction for environmental crimes
  • Drug Crimes in federal court and young people: how to avoid having a stupid mistake become the defining moment in a young person's life
  • Federal Prosecutor's Apparent Suicide Highlights the Stress Associated with the Defense of Internet-Based Federal Charges
  • Criminal defense in Atlanta: Can rapper T.I. get a bond?
  • Search and Seizure in Atlanta, Georgia argued in the Federal Court of Appeals
  • White Collar Criminal Defense in Atlanta, Georgia: fighting against appeals by the government in the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit when defendant gets probation

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  • October 8, 2008 9:57 AM
    Federal Criminal Cases: Prior Convictions Can Really Hurt We represent a lot of folks charged in federal criminal...
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    Federal Judge in Atlanta Declares Mandatory Minimum Portion of Federal Statute Unconstitutional In a ruling that is all too rare in federal...
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