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  • SEC Has Criminal, Civil, and Administrative Powers to Prosecute You. You Need a Lawyer with Experience in All Those Areas.

    We previously discussed the Department of Justice (DOJ) increasing firearms prosecutions, leaving other federal agencies and state civil authorities to use civil legal processes to investigate and prosecute neglected white-collar crimes. One agency actively investigating and prosecuting financial frauds is the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC). While the SEC does not have the authority ...
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  • Can Civil Investigative Demands and Subpoenas Result in Criminal Charges?

    While the news has widely reported on the Department of Justice (DOJ) increasing firearms prosecutions, the news has largely ignored DOJ’s new positions on corporate prosecutions and the increased use of Civil Investigative Demands (CIDs) and subpoenas by other federal and state agencies to bring fraud related law suits and criminal prosecutions. Although agencies like the Federal Trade ...
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  • What is Wire Fraud?

    Wire fraud is one of the two most commonly used criminal statutes by the U.S. Government in prosecuting fraud cases. The crime of wire fraud makes it illegal for any person to devise a scheme to obtain money or other property by means of false or fraudulent representations. In addition to this broad definition, the federal government has added as an element of the crime the use of any electronic ...
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