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Frequently Asked Questions about White Collar Crime

Q-What is "white collar crime"?

A-White collar crime is a term used to describe criminal conduct involving illegal acts that use deceit and concealment to obtain money, property or services, or to secure a business or professional advantage...Read More.

Q-Who prosecutes white collar crimes?

A-White collar crimes may be either state or federal crimes. Because they often involve lengthy investigations that can cross state and international boundaries, the federal government is usually in a better position to investigate and prosecute white collar crimes...Read More.

Q-What is a grand jury?

A-A grand jury is a group of 16-23 individuals tasked with gathering information about suspected criminal activity by listening to testimony from witnesses and examining documents and other evidence...Read More.

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Federal and State Embezzlement Defense Attorney

Embezzlement is the fraudulent misappropriation of property or money entrusted to a person but owned by someone else.

Crimes of this nature generally involve a relationship of trust and confidence, such as an agent, fiduciary, trustee, treasurer, or attorney. For example, a clerk or cashier can embezzle money from his or her employer, a civil servant can embezzle funds from the treasury, or a pastor can embezzle funds from a church.

Embezzlement may range from the very minor, involving only a very small amount, to immense, involving very large sums and very sophisticated schemes. The degree of the offense will determine what criminal punishment you are facing.

If you, or a loved-one, are charged with embezzlement, you need an experienced and knowledgeable criminal defense attorney, since criminal punishment for embezzlement is directly related to how your case is presented. Call us today for a free consultation.

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P.O. Box 680365, Marietta, Georgia 30068

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