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Criminal Defense

We understand that a criminal prosecution is life-changing.  The Government has the power to take away one of your most fundamental and important rights – your freedom.  We are a team of dedicated criminal defense attorneys with a track record of delivering results.

We proudly represent people and businesses in government investigations and criminal prosecutions throughout North Carolina. We represent clients in county courthouses and in federal court in the Eastern, Middle, and Western District of North Carolina.

Our lawyers are experienced and tested criminal defense attorneys who have represented clients at every stage of the criminal process.  We are informed by a wealth of experience and have a proven track record to show for it.  Our approach is to prepare every single criminal case or enforcement action as though it were going to trial.  This allows us to critically examine the government’s evidence so that we can advise our clients to make decisions that are in their best interest. We have represented clients in criminal prosecutions, investigations, and regulatory enforcement actions bought by the U.S. Department of Justice, the North Carolina (and other states’) Attorney General, the Federal Trade Commission, and multiple state regulators.

Download our free guide

If you would like detailed information about the early stages of a federal criminal prosecution, download our free guide, “Getting Home: A Guide to Securing Federal Pre-Trial Release.”

Cases We Handle

  • Mail/Wire Fraud
  • Counterfeit Currency
  • Identity Theft
  • Tax crimes
  • White Collar Crimes
  • Appeals and Post-Conviction
  • Mortgage Fraud
  • Bank Fraud
  • Medicaid / Medicare Fraud
  • Drug Crimes

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.  What is a target letter?

A.   A target letter is letter that a federal prosecutor sends to someone who is suspected of committing a federal crime.  The letter typically informs the recipient (ie, the target) that he or she is under criminal investigation, and asks the target to get in touch with the prosecutor or a particular investigating agent.  It also might advise the recipient that he or she will be called to testify before a federal grand jury.  Read more about a federal target letter here.

Q.  What is a federal indictment?

A.  A federal indictment is a formal accusation that a person or business has committed a federal crime. The indictment is “returned” by a grand jury, which consists of 16 to 23 citizens who meet in secret to hear testimony and review evidence presented by the prosecution. Although someone suspected of a crime may be called to testify before the grand jury, a suspect does not have an opportunity to present exculpatory evidence. The grand jury will return an indictment if it determines that probable cause exists that a crime has been committed and the alleged suspect committed the crime. This standard is substantially lower than the “proof beyond reasonable doubt” standard that applies at trial.

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