The CARES Act was designed to help people and businesses survive through the Covid-19 pandemic. With it came the PPP, or Paycheck Protection Program. This specific item was created to provide financial support to small businesses based on their monthly expenses,...
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Those facing federal charges may not see their cases go to trial
by ryanbeasleylaw | Jun 6, 2020 | Criminal Defense, Federal Crimes
If charged with a federal crime, you may think there is little you can do to help your situation. The good news is that isn't true. When facing federal charges, the sooner you act, the better because more defense options may be open to you early on.For most South...
Classifications and what they mean for federal drug cases
by ryanbeasleylaw | Apr 6, 2020 | Criminal Defense, Drug Charges, Federal Crimes
Charges involving the use of illegal drugs or the inappropriate use of prescription drugs are serious. A conviction can lead to penalties that can change the course of your life, and the right way to confront these charges includes developing a strong defense. This is...
Helping To Hide A Crime Is A Crime
by ryanbeasleylaw | Mar 16, 2017 | Federal Crimes, White Collar Crimes
Recovering the money is often a chief priority in fraud investigations Just like the proverbial person who helps bury a body, a person who helps conceal a white collar crime can likewise be charged with fraud, wire fraud or conspiracy. Five former executives of a...
The suspect was innocent, the ‘victim’ a con artist
by ryanbeasleylaw | Jan 13, 2017 | Criminal Defense, Federal Crimes
A worst nightmare -- framed on felony charges, jailed for 88 days. Fortunately, the accused had a good defense lawyer. In a stranger-than-fiction story, a California woman found herself facing a possible life sentence for crimes she didn't commit. Crimes that...
The new war on drugs: prescription painkillers
by ryanbeasleylaw | Dec 20, 2016 | Criminal Defense, Drug Charges, Federal Crimes
Opioid epidemic finds doctors and pharmacists facing criminals charges As health officials pay more attention to opioid addiction, law enforcement is zooming in how those addicts are getting their painkiller fix. Medical professionals are under greater scrutiny...
Forensic Evidence Is Sometimes Junk Science
by ryanbeasleylaw | Nov 11, 2016 | Criminal Defense, Federal Crimes
A government report finds fault with the use of forensics in court. Increasingly, law enforcement investigations rely on forensic science, from DNA matching to facial recognition software. Some of the most popular shows on television are crime dramas in which the case...
Child pornography lands man in 10 year prison sentence
by ryanbeasleylaw | Apr 10, 2016 | Federal Crimes
A 72-year-old Minnesota man was convicted last week on one charge for possession of child pornography. He was sentenced to an unusually harsh 10 years in prison and 10 years supervised release. His sentence was possibly made longer because this was his second child...
Two Georgian men charged in interstate armed robbery case
by ryanbeasleylaw | Feb 28, 2016 | Federal Crimes
The Acting U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Florida filed charges against multiple defendants earlier this week. The complaint alleges that a team of four people conspired to and actually robbed several jewelry stores in multiple states. Specifically, they...
An overview of gun regulation laws
by ryanbeasleylaw | Feb 21, 2016 | Federal Crimes
Gun laws are regulated by both the state and federal governments. This means you often have two regulatory schemes with which to comply. Additionally, just because it is permitted under federal law, does not mean that your local state government does not include...
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