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    Criminal Law Legal Research

    As Criminal Law practitioners know well, the area of criminal law is subject to rapid and significant change and is often misunderstood by even those authorities charged with enforcing it.  Whether you represent the prosecution or the defense, the National Legal Research Group can help you stay ahead of the curve by providing a wide variety of legal research, writing, and analysis services, including but not limited to telephone reports, objective research memoranda, motions to dismiss, motions to suppress, appellate briefs, petitions for writ of habeas corpus, and petitions for writ of certiorari.  Some legal issues that we frequently are asked to address are:

    • The sufficiency of an indictment
    • The legality and propriety of an arrest
    • The adequacy of a search warrant and the application of exceptions to the warrant requirement
    • The validity and admissibility of a confession
    • The scope of the right to counsel and what constitutes effective representation
    • The admissibility of evidence
    • The laws governing wiretaps and other interceptions of communications
    • The applicability of various defenses, such as insanity, entrapment, self-defense, and double jeopardy
    • The applicability of procedural rights, such as discovery, speedy trial, and the right to confrontation

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    White Collar Crime

    Our attorneys have dealt with many cases involving White Collar Crimes, including, but not limited to, antitrust violations, embezzlement, mortgage fraud, money laundering, insurance fraud, environmental law violations, government fraud, mail fraud, tax evasion, financial fraud, and securities fraud. White Collar Crime cases can be quite complicated in nature, and involve a variety of federal and state laws, and possible sentences. Typically, the government will charge individuals with white collar crimes, but they also have the power to sanction corporations as well. Since white collar crimes have cost the U.S. government a significant amount of time and money, and they be very difficult to prosecute without substantial evidence, whistleblowers are increasingly used to help with these criminal law cases. If you are finding that you need additional assistance with your case, in the prosecution or the defense, our criminal law research attorneys can help. 

    Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO)

    The National Legal Research Group boasts a veteran team of RICO-savvy research attorneys with extensive experience aiding our attorney-clients in state and federal RICO litigation claims and defenses. Our research attorney team has assisted our clients in state and federal courts across the country, supporting our attorney-clients with the representation of both plaintiffs and defendants in civil RICO, and other white-collar crime cases.

    RICO is a multifaceted statute necessitating years of specified experience to be successfully applied as a litigation tool. A RICO-savvy research attorney can work to help you determine whether you have a worthy defense to a federal criminal RICO indictment or civil RICO claim, as well as help to determine whether your evidence would support a civil RICO claim.

    If you feel the help of an experienced RICO research attorney would increase the odds of achieving a favorable outcome for your client, don’t hesitate to reach out to the National Legal Research Group for a consultation and analysis of your case today.

     

    Criminal Law Legal Research Attorneys

    The criminal law legal research attorneys at NLRG are extremely effective at reviewing complex criminal cases, staying up-to-date on both state and federal legislation and understanding and identifying the relevant and critical issues within each case.

    Our research team can successfully and efficiently assist our attorney-clients with the analyzation and fact-finding of tangled criminal law problems, which enables our clients to easily, and affordably, consider what next step to pursue on behalf of their client.

    The legal research attorney team at the National Legal Research Group has the knowledge, the experience, and the ability to complete research and document preparation for even the most complicated of criminal law cases in a timely manner. Our research team works hard to provide our attorney-clients with exceptional legal research and document services while focusing on sparing them the strain of any unnecessary costs or stress.

     

    Testimonials

    "[Steve's] research was really, really helpful. . . .  I was able to defeat a Motion for Summary Judgment in court. . . .  The Judge then threw the parties into a settlement conference, and because of all the research work from you . . . about offsets and . . . equity, I got a really fabulous settlement and the client is very, very pleased."
    — David F. Day, Honolulu, HI

     
    "Suzanne is very easy to work with and engages quickly to the subject matter and issue at hand.  This is the second project I have worked with her on and would certainly look forward to working with her in the future."

    —Robert K. Finnell, Rome, GA  
     
    "Mark Rieber has always been there for us. His thoughtful analysis, thorough research and innovative approach to overcome litigation hurdles immeasurably improves our ability to deliver the very best legal services to our clients."

    —Andrew J. Savage III, Charleston, SC
     

    MEET OUR Criminal LAW Legal research ATTORNEYS

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    suzanne bailey

    B.A., University of Virginia, 1980.  J.D., University of Detroit School of Law, 1983.  Member, Michigan, New York, and Virginia Bars.   Suzanne joined NLRG in 1991, where her areas of expertise include Administrative Law, Evidence, Civil Procedure, Civil Rights, Criminal Law, Elections, Insurance, Labor & Employment, Medicare/Medicaid, Schools, Social Security, State & Local Government, and Workers' Compensation
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    Mark Rieber

    B.A., University of Pittsburgh, 1973. J.D., University of Pittsburgh Law School, Magna Cum Laude, 1982, where Mark was a member of the Law Review and was inducted into the Order of the Coif.  Member, Pennsylvania Bar. He specializes in Criminal Law, Civil Procedure, and Attorney-Client Law.  Mark has particular expertise in the criminal law areas of search and seizure and the federal Sentencing Guidelines.
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    steven friedman

    B.A., University of Virginia, 1996. J.D., George Mason University Law School, 1999, where he edited the GMU Civil Rights Law Journal. Member, Virginia Bar. Steve focuses in the areas of Property, Eminent Domain, Local & State Government, Evidence, and Zoning. He has worked extensively in the following areas: foreclosures, real estate contracts, landlord-tenant disputes, easements, Title VII, and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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