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Data on Federal Drug Offenses

Data on Federal Drug Offenses

If you face drug charges at the federal level, it is pivotal to have a clear understanding of how these allegations could impact your future.


Federal Jury Finds Mobile Man Guilty of White Collar Crimes

Federal Jury Finds Mobile Man Guilty of White Collar Crimes

When facing allegations of fraud and identity theft, it is important to understand what a jury may see in a trial. Knowing about these cases and what evidence leads to a conviction highlights where stronger documentation and counsel may help prove someone’s innocence.


How Do Authorities Determine Intent to Distribute?

How Do Authorities Determine Intent to Distribute?

Drug possession is a serious crime that comes with severe consequences. However, those consequences only increase if members of law enforcement determine that the person in possession of a substance intended to sell


Three Classes of Ilelgal Drugs: How Do They Differ?

Three Classes of Ilelgal Drugs: How Do They Differ?

Individuals who find themselves facing serious drug charges often learn that the charges that stem from such a crime can vary widely depending on the degree, amount and especially the type of narcotic they possessed.


A Three-Week Vacation with a Lifetime of Consequences

A Three-Week Vacation with a Lifetime of Consequences

Spring break is a time when young people cement social bonds in a relatively inhibition-free environment. They also tend to go a little wild.


Are You Really Ready to Plead Guilty to Federal Criminal Charges?

Are You Really Ready to Plead Guilty to Federal Criminal Charges?

When it comes to criminal prosecutions, U.S. attorneys are quite active. In fact, according to the Pew Research Center, there were roughly 80,000 criminal prosecutions in federal court in 2018 alone. The vast majority of these prosecutions ended with defendants agreeing to plead guilty.


Penalties for Federal Drug Trafficking Charges

Penalties for Federal Drug Trafficking Charges

The term “drug trafficking” can be a little confusing. It does not necessarily mean moving drugs from one place to another, although that may be part of the charge.


How Can Your Answer Questions About Your Past in a Positive Way?

How Can Your Answer Questions About Your Past in a Positive Way?

Telling someone you have a criminal record is most likely met with surprise and distaste most times. You might feel frustrated with how many things your past seems to impact.


Do First-time Drug Offenders Go to Prison?

Do First-time Drug Offenders Go to Prison?

Jail time is a possibility for first-time drug offenders. However, in Alabama, it is not guaranteed.


Fentanyl Related Crimes Could Have Worse Consequences in Alabama

Fentanyl Related Crimes Could Have Worse Consequences in Alabama

The news has been filled with stories about the increase in fentanyl use. The drug is known for its addictive qualities and people who use it are prone to overdose, become ill and lose their lives. This is a problem in Alabama and across the United States.