Civil and Criminal tax crimes both have consequences, however the more severe the crime, the harsher the penalty will be. Keep reading to learn more. Civil vs. Criminal Tax Crimes While both civil and criminal tax fraud are subject to serious consequences, the primary boundary that divides the two is intent. In criminal tax fraud, […]
A Brief History of High-Profile Corruption Cases in the U.S.
Public corruption cases garner a lot of attention because they represent a true betrayal of the public’s trust. Keep reading to learn more about some of the most prominent cases in the U.S. Public Corruption It is estimated that public corruption costs the U.S. government and the public billions of tax dollars each year. Not […]
How Public Corruption Cases Differ from Other White-Collar Investigations
Public corruption cases tend to attract more attention than white collar crime investigations, and there is a good reason for that. Keep reading to learn more. Public Corruption Cases vs. White Collar Crime Investigations Public corruption is the misuse of one’s public office/or authority, either an elected office or an appointed position, for personal gain. […]
Tax Fraud in the Digital Age: Cryptocurrency, Apps, and Online Income
Tax fraud has evolved with the advancement of technology making it difficult for tax authorities to keep pace. Keep reading to learn more. Digital Everything When it comes to money, the options for how to digitally manage it, store it, and spend it are limitless. Of course this wasn’t always the case, and with anything […]
Theft by Deception: What It Is & How It’s Prosecuted in New Jersey
Most theft is straightforward; property or assets are taken without permission resulting in a crime. Theft by deception is a little more interesting and trickier, keep reading to learn more. Theft by Deception Theft by deception at its core is just like any other theft: it entails taking someone else’s property, goods, or services on […]
The Impact of Prior Convictions on Federal Drug Trafficking Sentences
A conviction for Federal drug trafficking is serious, but the penalties are even harsher for those with a criminal history. First, What is Drug Trafficking? Selling, providing, delivering, or otherwise distributing controlled substances is often known as drug trafficking. Simply possessing drugs does not mean you will be charged with trafficking, however the amount of […]
Shoplifting Laws in New Jersey: Penalties & Defense Options
Although shoplifting may seem like a petty offense, the penalties in New Jersey for a conviction are severe. Keep reading to learn more about shoplifting laws and possible defense possibilities. Shoplifting in New Jersey The State of New Jersey sees its fair share of shoplifting cases each year, in fact, retailers in New Jersey lost […]
The Importance of Accurate Medical Coding to Protect Against Fraud
When medical billing is done correctly, it ensures that medical services are billed using industry standards and reduces the possibility of fraudulent billing practices. The Correct Code Medical coding is one of the most important aspects of the healthcare industry. Medical codes translate patient information into a universal alphanumeric language that can be understood by […]
The Role of Transparency in Guarding Against Public Corruption Allegations
Secrecy involving government and elected officials paves the road for mistrust from the public. Transparency leads the way for open communication and confidence. Public Corruption Public corruption tears at the stability of a society and threatens to bring it down. Elected officials are entrusted by the people who voted for them to protect the interests […]
Bank Fraud Charges: How an Experienced Defense Attorney Can Protect Your Future
Bank fraud charges are serious federal offenses that can result in lengthy prison sentences and hefty fines. An experienced defense attorney can help. Understanding Bank Fraud Bank fraud is using deceptive tactics or schemes to obtain money, assets, or other property owned by a financial institution, or to obtain money from depositors by fraudulently posing […]











