Often when a business professional is accused of a criminal offense, whether white collar or otherwise, the response is the same: “How could he do that.” The accused is a good employee, family member, and a participant in the larger community. The sentiment becomes “if only the court/jury could hear what a good person he …
National studies indicate 95% of charged criminal cases result in some kind of negotiated settlement commonly known as a “plea bargain.” The criminal justice system could not function if every defendant exercised their right to trial – there are simply not enough courtrooms, judges, jurors or prosecutors to try every case. However, the government has …
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Como ex fiscal, el abogado Adams se experimenta con una variedad de delitos. Esta amplia experiencia le ha dado la capacidad de defender mayoría de los delitos denunciados por el gobierno. Si usted ha sido arrestado o acusado de un crimen, llame a su oficina para hablar con un abogado que habla español ahora. (414) …
Individuals who have been arrested on drug-related offenses in Wisconsin may avail themselves to a “Diversion” or a “Deferred Prosecution Agreement” commonly known as a “DPA.” These agreements are ways that non-violent offenders can be funneled into substance abuse treatment and avoid the stigma of a criminal conviction. The Milwaukee County District Attorney’s office states …
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Business offenses such as embezzlement, fraudulent up-coding or over-billing, or misreporting of sales or income can be committed by high-level executives or lower-level staff members. Whatever the position of the wrongdoer, their actions will most likely be discovered. A person who may have commited a business offense must analyze their exposure to liability and make …
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Wisconsin law enforcement and courts take drug offenses very seriously. Those found guilty of these offenses can serve jail or even prison sentences. For instance, check out the current penalties for possession of marijuana. However, just because you have been arrested and charged with a drug-related offense does not mean you will be found guilty. …
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