White collar crimes – When do you need to hire an attorney

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• White collar crimes When do you need to hire an
  attorney

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• White collar crimes are typically committed
  by business people, professionals, entrepreneurs
  or public officials. They most often involve
  financial gain. District Attorneys usually will
  seek restitution and sometimes imprisonment,
  depending upon the merits of each case and the
  quality of defense provided.

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• The charges in white collar crime depend on the
  type of illegal activity.   Examples Include

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• False statements,
• Embezzlement
• Forgery
• Tax Evasion/Avoidance
• Obstruction of justice
• Bank fraud
• Bribery and federal perjury

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• Possible defends in white collar crimes

• It has been seen that, in some illicit trials,
  the prosecutor shows all the components of a
  crime but the accused person is not punished
  because he or she has a convincing defense.
• Some defendants who was charged with white
  collar crimes claim trap by the government by
  claiming that they were persuaded to act, and
  would not have otherwise acted illegally.

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• Another defense used by the contractors is that
  of a particular industrial acted alone without
  the authority of society.
• The crimes can carry heavy penalties. Businesses
  and industries who are guilty of exploitation for
  criminal purposes primarily incur fines equal to
  their total assets.

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• Selecting a Criminal Defense Lawyer

• The defendant may receive punishments such as
  fines, probationary periods, and order of
  restitution or recover the amount lost in the
  crime, sentenced to imprisonment or is sentenced
  with a combination of punishments.
• Depending on your circumstances and types of
  cases, you can opt for an experienced White
  Collar Crime Attorney to defend you in such cases.

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• Contact Us
• Paul D. Petrus, Jr.
• The Empire State Building, 350 Fifth Avenue,
  Suite,3601,New York, NY 10118
• Ph. No.212.564.2440 / ?212-385-1961
• Email paul_at_petruslaw.com
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