Federal prosecutors file cases against people they of
conspiracies of all kinds, including conspiracies to sell
drugs and launder the proceeds. They often pursue more
complex cases than the states do, and often seek severer
penalties.
Defending against indictments
of conspiracy
Federal cases alleging conspiracies often have
significant amounts of video and wiretap evidence, and
often there are many people alleged to have been part of
the crimes alleged. The defense must prepare thoroughly,
looking for possible defenses, both technical as well as
on the merits of the defense. Mistakes in the
prosecution’s argument or mistakes made by law enforcement
can be found, and used in defense or negotiation of the
charges.