Crawford County White Collar Crime Lawyer
What is the Most Common Punishment for White Collar Crime?
If you face charges for a misdemeanor white-collar crime, the conviction can be up to 180 days of prison time and a $1,000 fine. Felonies carry hefty sentences. In sentencing a first-degree felony, you can face up to 10 years in state prison and up to $20,000 in fines.
Aside from the legal penalties, you could also lose your professional licenses and find that getting additional licenses is nearly impossible.
Having a white collar crime conviction on your record can also preclude you from finding a job because employers may view you as untrustworthy.
There is too much at stake here for you to not work with a proven legal professional.
Arrested for a white collar crime? You have rights. Learn them during a private consultation with our Crawford County white collar crime attorney - (419) 610-2032.
What Qualifies as a White Collar Crime?
White-collar crimes are characterized as criminal offenses that are non-violent
and financially motivated.
The perpetrators are often individuals in positions of power and have access
to large amounts of money.
Because most white-collar carry harsh sentences, it is crucial that you hire an experienced Crawford County white collar crime attorney who is prepared and determined to win.
At Eyer Stone, LTD, we fight to ensure that your charges do not jeopardize your future and well-being.
We have experience defending a wide variety of white collar crimes, such as:
- Embezzlement
- Fraud
- Tax evasion
- Organized crime
- Extortion
- Bribery
- Counterfeiting
Why Is It Difficult to Prosecute White Collar Crimes?
White-collar crimes are difficult to prosecute because victims use knowledgeable methods to cover their actions through a series of complicated transactions. Using whistleblowers is a popular strategy that helps prosecutors report any internal wrongdoings for white-collar crimes.
Passionate. Determined. Ready.
To get started on building your white-collar defense, talk to our Crawford County, a white-collar crime lawyer.
We can analyze the charges against you and determine whether or not there is enough evidence for the state to prosecute you.
Our team can also look at whether or not the evidence they obtained was done through legal means.
In their zealous efforts to convict a defendant, law enforcement officials often take shortcuts and violate an individual's constitutional rights.
We are here to ensure that no one ever compromises your rights.
If you are facing charges for a white collar crime, we are prepared to fight for you. Call our firm today at (419) 610-2032.
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WE HAVE A HISTORY OF OBTAINING STRONG RESULTS FOR OUR CLIENTS-
Burglary Jury Acquittal
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Aggravated Murder Jury Acquittal
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Third Offense OVI Jury Acquittal
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Appeal of Sentence Overturned
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Appeal of Sentence Overturned
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23 Counts of Possession & Distribution of Child Pornogrpahy Charges Dismissed
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32 Counts of Sex Offenses Charges Dismissed
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Felon in Possession of Illegal Firearm Sentence Reduced Significantly
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Felonious Assault Charge Reduced
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Felonious Assault Case Dismissed