Criminal Defense Blog

18 U.S.C. § 1503: What Exactly is Obstruction of Justice? May 17, 2019

“Obstruction of Justice” has become the buzz word of the day, particularly in light of speculation about what’s to come of the infamous Mueller Report and the debate over potential criminal charges ...

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The Attorney-Client Privilege: How Far Does it Go? May 15, 2019

As one of the most “sacred” foundational bedrocks in criminal defense, the attorney-client privilege is known to even those with the most cursory understanding of our justice system. Though most ...

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U.S. Lawmakers Propose Bills to Target Crypto Crime, Strengthen Digital Currency Market May 10, 2019

With the meteoric rise and fall (and now somewhat rise again) of the most recognizable cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, more Americans are aware of digital currencies. From anonymity, blockchain technology, ...

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The Feds Are Listening: Wiretapping & Federal Criminal Defense May 8, 2019

Wiretapping may be viewed as the stuff of secret agents, but if you watch enough true crime documentaries, you’re likely aware it’s a serious investigation tactic actually used by law enforcement. For ...

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Criminal Convictions and Voting Rights in Ohio May 1, 2019

Criminal convictions can result in far-reaching consequences that extend beyond fines and terms of imprisonment. For some individuals, convictions also impose restrictions on certain civil rights and ...

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U.S. Lawmakers Propose Bills to Target Crypto Crime, Strengthen Digital Currency Market April 26, 2019

With the meteoric rise and fall (and now somewhat rise again) of the most recognizable cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, more Americans are aware of digital currencies. From anonymity, blockchain technology, ...

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