Beverly Hills Federal Crime Defense Attorney

What Exactly is a Federal Crime?

A federal crime can be one of two things (sometimes both). It can either be any act that is considered illegal according to federal law, or it can be a criminal act that occurs on federal property, such as a court house, financial institution or federally owned park. Common examples of federal crimes include (but are not limited to): white collar crimes, drug trafficking, kidnapping, terrorism, fraud, money laundering, RICO and internet crimes.

Unlike other types of crimes, federal crimes are investigated by government agencies like the FBI, CIA and IRS.  Additionally, these crimes are prosecuted by highly-trained and tactical attorneys in the federal courts. If you find yourself in a position where you are fighting a federal crime, you will not only be facing some of the severest penalities, you will also be facing the toughest prosecutors possible. 

Legal Defense Against Charges of Federal Crime

Once people have been charged with a federal crime, their first course of action should always be obtaining the services of an experienced Beverly Hills federal crime defense lawyer who has handled prior federal crime cases.  Federal crime cases are very complex, complicated and challenging, which is why defendants should hire an attorney that understands how these cases operate and are prosecuted.

At Okabe & Haushalter, we have successfully represented numerous clients who have been charged with federal crimes. From federal DUI to serious white collar offenses, our aggressive defense strategies have helped several clients avoid conviction and obtain victorious end results. While we can never guarantee an outcome, what we can promise is that if you work with our Beverly Hills law office, you will be provided with comprehensive legal services from lawyers that really care about your best interests.

If you or a loved one have been charged with a federal crime, contact a Beverly Hills Federal Crime Defense Lawyer from Okabe & Haushalter for your initial case consultation.