Fort Lauderdale Federal Crime FAQ Videos

• Are federal grand juries secret?

• Can a health care professional’s bank accounts and other assets be forfeited if they are accused of billing fraud?

• Can I get my conviction sealed or expunged?

• Can social media or internet information be used to prove a case against me in court?

• Do I need a federal criminal defense attorney to represent me in a federal case?

• Do I need an attorney if I am only under investigation, but not yet charged?

• How do I know if I am under investigation for federal charges?

• How much time will I serve on a federal sentence?

• If I am charged, will I be entitled to bail?

• Is it a felony to fail to file an income tax return?

• Should I plead guilty and/or cooperate with the government?

• Should I take the fifth?

• What are the federal sentencing guidelines?

• What does the U.S. Department of Justice’s Public Integrity Section do?

• What happens at a federal pre-trial detention hearing?

• What is a federal grand jury?

• What is a target letter?

• What is considered racketeering activity?

• What is money laundering and why does it matter if an indictment contains a money laundering count?

• What is RICO and what does it have to do with racketeering?

• What is the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)?

• What is wire fraud and how is it different from mail fraud?

• What should I do if the IRS, FBI or some other law enforcement agency shows up at my door?

• What types of activity are commonly prosecuted as health care fraud?

• Who can be prosecuted for public corruption?

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