Madison County White Collar Crimes Lawyer
What is a White Collar Crime?
White collar crimes are generally nonviolent crimes that are committed for financial gain in some way. Despite the fact that they do not involve or threaten physical harm to others, they are investigated and prosecuted aggressively, especially in cases where multiple alleged victims have been financially damaged. In fact, white collar crimes that cross state lines or involve large groups of alleged victims may fall under federal jurisdiction. That means investigation and prosecution by such federal agencies as the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security, the IRS, and others. When going up against such resourceful and aggressive agencies and federal prosecutors, you will need a diligent and tenacious criminal defense attorney who has the skills and resolve needed to prevent or reduce your risk of serious penalties.
Whether you are facing state or federal white collar crime charges, you can turn to Oberhousen Law Firm, PLLC. We are backed by 18 years of experience in state and federal courts defending individuals against many varieties of white collar crime. Our attorney has the skills, resources, and knowledge you need. We will put our experience to work to help put you in the strongest legal position possible, whether we are negotiating with prosecutors or taking your case to court. Throughout all phases of your case, you can rely on our committed support in pursuing an optimal outcome based on the facts of your case, whether that is dropped or reduced charges, reduced sentencing, or a positive verdict at trial.
Put your defense case in the hands of a proven defender. Contact Oberhousen Law Firm, PLLC for a free, initial consultation at (601) 202-4099 to learn more.
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It is vital to remember that, in every case, it is the burden of the prosecutor to prove every element of the crime beyond a reasonable doubt. This is a high bar to meet which gives your defense attorney a chance to cast doubt where evidence is flimsy, weak, false, or inconsistent. It also often puts prosecutors into the position of attempting to scare you into taking a plea so that they can avoid bringing a weak case into court. That is why you should never accept a plea deal without the advice of a defense lawyer who has reviewed all the evidence, interviewed witnesses, and investigated all aspects of your arrest and charges.
In some cases, overzealous law enforcement investigations may be done without regard to your legal rights in an effort to find someone to blame so that they can appear to be protecting the public. Prosecutors may run with inferior evidence to further their careers and appear successful. A good defense lawyer’s sole job is to investigate such evidence to devise effective strategies on your behalf. Our firm will work to protect your rights and your best interests from start to finish both inside and outside the courtroom.
If you are the target of a white collar crime investigation or are facing charges, you need immediate legal representation. We highly advise that you seek our counsel to determine where you stand, how best to approach your case, and how our Madison County white collar crime attorney can assist you at this crucial time. When going up against tough investigators or prosecutors, you need legal protection and tenacious advocacy. Our firm will do everything possible to help you avoid or minimize the consequences of a white collar crime conviction in Madison County or Jackson County.
Reach out to our firm online or by calling (601) 202-4099 now.
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