New York criminal defense attorneys probably see more white collar crimes than any other these days as the rise of identity
theft and computer crimes have proliferated court dockets all across Manhattan
and the lower boroughs.
What was once considered to be crimes of lesser offense (in the public
eye, at least) are beginning to be taken more seriously by the American
public. As public fears of having
the sanctity of their personal identity threatened by nebulous beings from
across the curtain of the Internet rises, so does that of law enforcement and
judiciary branches. In the past
decade I’ve witnessed a rise in aggression on the part of law enforcement and
justice agencies in regards to the tracking down and prosecution of white
collar criminals.
Our firm has had a great track record in handling cases of
this kind, but the amount of time and subject matter expertise that is involved
in disproving allegations or mitigating evidence has substantially
increased. We have had to bring on
permanent forensics staff in the computer crimes and identity theft
areas to keep up with the amount of new clients in this area.
Unfortunately, the accused will often be operating under the
impression that due to their non-violent nature these charges are easily
dismissed or that jail time can be avoided. This is simply not the case due mostly to the fact that in
the post 9-11 world computer crimes and
identity crimes are considered
issues of national security. The
same individual who can rob an identity to steal $500 out of a checking account
could likewise use another person’s identity to purchase bomb-making supplies. Many times we will receive clients
after they’ve gone the legal aid or cheap attorney route and need to quickly
step in to avoid extended jail time.
Our NYC criminal attorneys and research staff work incredibly hard every day to avoid felony
charges for our clients, many of whom take the blame for cyber criminals that
are at the top of their game. If
you’ve been accused of a white collar crime such as fraud, computer crimes, ID theft,
or embezzlement you must seek immediate
support from an NYC defense attorney that specializes in white collar crime.
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