Category: Federal Defense

Category: Federal Defense
When Do Drug Charges Become Federal?
By: Daniel Perlman | November 3, 2022 | Federal Defense
Being involved in a drug crime can cause many problems, but being charged with a federal drug crime can carry far more serious consequences. These cases may lead to severe fines and much longer prison sentences. Whether a crime is charged at the state or federal level depends on factors like the quantity and type […]...
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How Cross-Border Law Enforcement Operation Trojan Shield Infiltrated Criminal Networks
By: Daniel Perlman | January 1, 2022 | Federal Defense
In a first-of-its-kind effort, a law enforcement-created encrypted messaging platform has been used to infiltrate the communication networks of some of the most widespread criminal organizations around the world. The coordinated effort was led by the US FBI, Australian Federal Police and law enforcement agencies in Sweden and the Netherlands. A slew o...
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More than 180 People Charged with Federal Crimes in Storming of U.S. Capitol Building
By: Daniel Perlman | January 26, 2021 | Federal Defense
Nearly two hundred people are facing charges in federal court for illegally entering the Capitol building and committing other criminal acts in and around the Capitol as part of the insurrection that took place in Washington, D.C. earlier this month. An estimated 800 people stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6 in a concerted effort […]...
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PPE Procurement Fraud Attorney
By: Daniel Perlman | May 12, 2020 | COVID-19, Federal Defense
A GRAVE WARNING ABOUT INADVERTANTLY INVOLVING YOURSELF IN A SCHEME INVOLVING THE SUPPLY OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT URGENT – FOR IMMEDIATE REVIEW Personal Protective Equipment or PPEs as they are commonly referred to are needed critically for caregivers, first responders, service personnel and the public in general – and there isn’t enough ...
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Resolving Federal Drug Charges
By: Daniel Perlman | May 11, 2020 | Federal Defense
SENTENCING MITIGATION While some federal criminal cases do proceed to trial, the vast majority are resolved through negotiation with the United States Attorney.  Within this negotiation exists a framework called federal sentencing guidelines.  These guidelines are set out in a chart where you cross reference the charges themselves again...
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