Federal Prosecutors

Short Wins - Missing Evidence, Medicare Fraud, And How Normal People React To Federal Prosecutions

by Matthew G. Kaiser | The Kaiser Law Firm PLLC on 5/14/2013

There was only one published criminal case in the federal circuits last week where the defendant won. It's a good case on jury instructions for missing evidence, and the short write up is below....more

Short Wins - Is It Unseemly That DOJ Asks For New Prosecutors While Federal Defenders Are Being Laid Off?

by Matthew G. Kaiser | The Kaiser Law Firm PLLC on 4/15/2013

Three opinions are in this week's "short wins" - on restitution calculation, competency in a bank robbery case, and the Fair Sentencing Act....more

Door Number One – State Court or Door Number Two – Federal Court

by Yavitch & Palmer Co., L.P.A. on 3/26/2013

Federal resources are limited. As much as we think the feds are omnipotent and have surplus manpower, they have limits. So, we see shifts in the types of crimes that land in federal court....more

How Does Immunity Work in a Federal Criminal Case? [Video]

by The Kaiser Law Firm PLLC on 2/14/2013

Matt Kaiser, a Washington DC federal criminal defense attorney at The Kaiser Law Firm PLLC (http://www.tklf.com), discusses how immunity works in federal criminal investigations and federal criminal cases. Sometimes, a...more

What Happens in a Federal Grand Jury? [Video]

by The Kaiser Law Firm PLLC on 2/14/2013

Matt Kaiser, a Washington DC federal criminal defense attorney at The Kaiser Law Firm PLLC (http://www.tklf.com), discusses what happens in a federal grand jury. When a person receives a subpoena to appear in the grand...more

How Do Federal Prosecutors Categorize People Who Are Involved in an Investigation? [Video]

by The Kaiser Law Firm PLLC on 2/12/2013

Matt Kaiser, a Washington DC federal criminal defense attorney at The Kaiser Law Firm PLLC (http://www.tklf.com), discusses the different statuses in a federal criminal investigation - subjects, targets, and witnesses. If...more

Should Wall Street Fear Mary Jo White? [Video]

by Bloomberg Law on 2/1/2013

Feb. 1 (Bloomberg Law) -- Mary Jo White has spent decades as both a federal prosecutor and later as outside counsel for many financial institutions. If the Senate confirms her as SEC chair, will Wall Street be facing a lawyer...more

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Short Wins - Missing Evidence, Medicare Fraud, And How Normal People React To Federal Prosecutions

Short Wins - Is It Unseemly That DOJ Asks For New Prosecutors While Federal Defenders Are Being Laid Off?

Door Number One – State Court or Door Number Two – Federal Court

How Does Immunity Work in a Federal Criminal Case? [Video]

What Happens in a Federal Grand Jury? [Video]

How Do Federal Prosecutors Categorize People Who Are Involved in an Investigation? [Video]

Should Wall Street Fear Mary Jo White? [Video]

What Is The Difference Between Federal And State Criminal Prosecution?

Insider Trading Enforcement And Deterrence

How Does Cooperating In A Federal Criminal Case Work? [Video]

US Attorneys Turn to Intimidation in a War on Medical Marijuana

How Does Immunity Work in a Federal Criminal Case? [Video]

What Happens in a Federal Grand Jury? [Video]

How Do Federal Prosecutors Categorize People Who Are Involved in an Investigation? [Video]

Should Wall Street Fear Mary Jo White? [Video]

How Does Cooperating In A Federal Criminal Case Work? [Video]

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