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Constitution - Bill of Rights Archives — White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog
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White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. By Swartz Law Firm. Constitution – Bill of Rights. June 23, 2016. Conviction for defrauding the IRS using the identifications of Florida inmates upheld. By The Swartz Law Firm. Appellants in the Pierre opinion. By The Swartz Law Firm. Constitution - Bill of Rights. And Wire Fraud, Mail Fraud, Tax Fraud and other Federal Fraud Cases. June 23, 2016. July 5, 2016 1:50 pm. May 31, 2016. By The Swartz Law Firm. May 31, 2016.
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Firearm offenses Archives — White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog
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White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. By Swartz Law Firm. March 25, 2015. Defendant challenges evidence found on a warrantless search. By The Swartz Law Firm. In US v. Hollis. The court of appeals is required to decide whether the subject of an arrest warrant may challenge the use of evidence found in plain view during a protective sweep in a third party’s residence. By The Swartz Law Firm. March 25, 2015. July 5, 2016 1:51 pm. August 15, 2014. In US v Payne.
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Federal Trial Issues Archives — White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog
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White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. By Swartz Law Firm. March 25, 2015. Defendant challenges evidence found on a warrantless search. By The Swartz Law Firm. In US v. Hollis. The court of appeals is required to decide whether the subject of an arrest warrant may challenge the use of evidence found in plain view during a protective sweep in a third party’s residence. By The Swartz Law Firm. March 25, 2015. July 5, 2016 1:51 pm. July 14, 2014. Having conside...
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Immigration Criminal Offenses Archives — White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog
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White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. By Swartz Law Firm. March 17, 2015. Hernandez’s counsel provided ineffective immigration assistance. By The Swartz Law Firm. In Rodolfo Hernandez v. USA. During Hernandez sentencing hearing, his counsel. By The Swartz Law Firm. March 17, 2015. July 5, 2016 1:51 pm. February 27, 2015. Defendant’s prior conviction does not qualify as a crime of violence. By The Swartz Law Firm. In US v. Estrada. By The Swartz Law Firm.
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Jurisdiction to sentence was not affected by the failure to allege the defendant knowingly received counterfeit money orders — White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog
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White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. By Swartz Law Firm. August 7, 2015. Jurisdiction to sentence was not affected by the failure to allege the defendant knowingly received counterfeit money orders. By The Swartz Law Firm. In US v. Brown. At the plea colloquy she admitted that she knew the postal money orders were not true and were counterfeit. Brown’s two count indictment was based on her receipt of packages containing the counterfeit money orders&#...
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Mandatory minimum sentence for firearm charge upheld on appeal — White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog
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White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. By Swartz Law Firm. August 15, 2014. Mandatory minimum sentence for firearm charge upheld on appeal. By The Swartz Law Firm. In US v Payne. Defendant Payne appealed his sentence for bank robbery and possession of a firearm, arguing that the district court violated his Sixth Amendment rights when it sentenced him to the mandatory minimum sentence on a firearm charge. Payne pleaded guilty to federal crime. August 15, 2014.
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Modifying defendant's probation conditions for expressing his opinion about his probation sentence was constitutionally permissible — White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog
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White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. By Swartz Law Firm. July 21, 2014. Modifying defendant’s probation conditions for expressing his opinion about his probation sentence was constitutionally permissible. By The Swartz Law Firm. In US v. Serrapio. The defendant asked the court of appeals to hold that the district court’s modifications to his federal probation sentence violated. By The Swartz Law Firm. Constitution - Bill of Rights. July 21, 2014. Federal p...
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Identity Theft Archives — White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog
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White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. By Swartz Law Firm. June 23, 2016. Conviction for defrauding the IRS using the identifications of Florida inmates upheld. By The Swartz Law Firm. Appellants in the Pierre opinion. By The Swartz Law Firm. Constitution - Bill of Rights. And Wire Fraud, Mail Fraud, Tax Fraud and other Federal Fraud Cases. June 23, 2016. July 5, 2016 1:50 pm. August 7, 2015. By The Swartz Law Firm. In US v. Brown. Brown’s two count in...
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Court denied motion to dismiss indictment for improper venue — White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog
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White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. By Swartz Law Firm. March 10, 2015. Court denied motion to dismiss indictment for improper venue. By The Swartz Law Firm. In US v. Kopp. Sentenced him to 16 months of imprisonment. Of crime; the crimes that Kopp had committed made him a potential threat to public safety. The district court did not commit a “clear error of Judgment”. By The Swartz Law Firm. Sex crimes and internet crimes. March 10, 2015. June 29, 2016.
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Defendant challenges evidence found on a warrantless search — White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog
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White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog. By Swartz Law Firm. March 25, 2015. Defendant challenges evidence found on a warrantless search. By The Swartz Law Firm. In US v. Hollis. The court of appeals is required to decide whether the subject of an arrest warrant may challenge the use of evidence found in plain view during a protective sweep in a third party’s residence. Because the evidence was discovered in plain view during protective sweep incident to a val...
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