White Collar Crime Q&A by State
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White Collar Crime Questions & Answers
Q: Out first & ONLY attempt to release <in hand> absolute, binding proof, Staff + Exec Credit Union Corruption/Fraud/Kiting
Question is: who wants it? This won't even make it to arbitration, it's gonna be handcuffs for at least 3 High-ranking executives, down to scrub(s) that open account in July 2017.
As the CIO stated, "you can have as many sub-accounts as you want" Apparently I have several and I'm the... Read more »
Sounds like a criminal or regulatory matter. The National Credit Union Administration is the independent federal agency that regulates, charters and supervises federal credit unions. You can submit a complaint to it here: complaint.mycreditunion.gov/CAC/CommunityLogin
Q: Curious to always ask what is the difference of Burden of Proof between Civil and Criminal Cases?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof_(law)
Like this tgere are tremendous resources available and locatanle by using google
Q: Does my lawyer have my best interest in mind?
I have had a warrant for over a month now due to my probation being revoked for supposedly not reporting contact I had with the police.
My PO advised me to tell my lawyer to schedule a walk in warrant hearing and I did but my lawyer keeps stalling.
First it was to hear the PO's... Read more »
more info needed.
it is always difficult to second guess another lawyer without knowing what s/he is dealing with.
sometimes certain judges and DA make a big difference and you need both of them at the same time.
Q: Am I in someone's will?
There is no way for anyone in this forum to know.
Q: I have reason to believe a tenant is stalking me and using covert surveillance without consent for nefarious purposes.
It has been happening for an extended amount of time, and when I recently used an RF bug detector, it has confirmed my suspicions. It also confirmed that an employee is directly related to this incident even though I have nothing personal against that employee. The reason for this is because my RF... Read more »
You did not ask a question. You probably will get no response if you don't ask a question.
Q: A Pittsburgh Police Officer told me that a Priest serving in a Confessional is serving in a public capacity. Rec.allowed
Is recording one's Confession allowed in PA without the Priests consent even with the following considered?
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Pennsylvania is one of twelve states that upholds two-party consent for communications recording. To secretly record a conversation with consent from only one party in... Read more »
No
Q: I own a small marketing business and I have a former client who won't pay his invoices.
I discontinued work with this particular client because I discovered he was committing what I was quiet certain was investor fraud and did not want this to affect my or my companies reputation. I later discovered that he left the state of Connecticut because he had been summoned and fined for the... Read more »
Unless you sue the deadbeat client and receive a Judgment, collecting all the money they owe you is nearly impossible--especially without competent counsel to help you. Look for a good lawyer using the Find a Lawyer tab at the top of every page.
Q: Do I have a right Pennsylvania to audio record what is said in the Confessional without telling the Catholic Priest?
I have been expecting corruption involving Law
Enforcement and Catholic leadership since
April 2nd, 2012 and am experiencing obstruction of Justice on many levels.
A team of us are addressing this, while operating under the Authority of Catholic Bishop Joe Coffey in the... Read more »
Pennsylvania is one of twelve states that upholds two-party consent for communications recording. To secretly record a conversation with consent from only one party in Pennsylvania is therefore illegal.
Sorry.
Q: IF a defendant is sentenced today in federal court in Eastern Philadelphia, when can the public know the sentence?
Today. It should be posted on the PACER website
Q: Can i as a defendant file a motion on my own criminal case, or my attorney only has authorization to do so?
If you don't trust your lawyer, hire a different one. Criminal defense is not a D-I-Y project anymore than you would attempt your own surgery.
Q: How to get phone records as evidence in a child neglect case
My grandson's father's parents are claiming neglect against my daughter and their son DCFS is involved & I am trying to collect evidence to prove that they have lied and manipulated my daughter & DCFS into not only investigating the accusations but not notifying my daughter or myself until the... Read more »
These are questions to address with your daughter's lawyer. Ask to make an office appointment with that person, and then make that appointment.
I have seen too many cases where well meaning parents start playing the role of defense investigator for their child. These people are all well... Read more »
Q: What are the guidelines for the amount on a bond for criminal trespassing?
Someone was arrested for criminal trespassing in two different counties, one bond was $2500 in one county & the other bond was $5000 in the other county, I'm trying to find out the price range for this charge
Maybe General Sessions Judges and Magistrates talk among themselves, but you are not going to find an official guideline to Bond amounts. Both of those are higher bonds than most, so apparently the Defendant is viewed as a major burglar. His lawyer might move to lower the amounts in each County,... Read more »
Q: The defendant definitely has the ability to pay. His annual income for the past three years has been $7mil, $8mil,$11mil
And what I meant by “proven” was that his employee finally admitted to the forgery (under oath) and he amends his original declaration and apologized to me and over $30k is returned to me over one year later. This has been a nightmare for me. I don’t understand why he or the employee are... Read more »
no..........it is a federal offense b/c of the mail box/postal authority.
did you report to police? why not filing/arrest?
Q: What probable cause is needed to arrest a medical provider for credit card fraud? What about criteria for conviction?
Need guidance on arrest for credit card fraud that I did not commit. I have a clean record and work as a licensed therapist. I own a solo private practice in VA. Last week, I was unexpectedly arrested at home. I was handcuffed in my kitchen and escorted to the police car in the street (blocking... Read more »
Great story, great defenses. Tell everything to a lawyer.
Q: How often do u have to register for charge carnal knowledge of juvenile
You need a criminal defense attorney. The attorney general's office will no notify you of your registration requirements.
Q: I got scammed out of 5500$ by an online seller, How to proceed?
Ok, So i purchased 20,000$ (~200 orders) of merchandise from an online e commerce site for my small business, under all my personal info. I only receive 900$ of items from them. I charged back with my credit provider and only got back 14000$ I am out about 5500$. I am not the only one who got... Read more »
Sounds like you may have to sue them, which of course could cost way more than the $5500 you are out.
Maybe small claims is your best bet, it's quick, easy and for matters under 10K wherein attorneys are not
allowed at all, well, other than to represent an LLC or a CORP.
Q: The IRS says that I received $29,000 and taxed me for it. I never received this money, what to do?
The IRS transcripts say that a fund in my name was sold from a Fidelity account. I have never had an account of any sort with Fidelity or any financial company at all. I was given the name and address of the seller. This action seems like fraud perpetrated as a Trust. How do I get a copy of the... Read more »
Since the IRS rarely makes mistakes of this size (trust me), you are advised to consult an experienced lawyer to help you find out what happened and then to advise you what to do about it. In today's world of high-tech communication-- and rampant bank fraud-- you do not need a Connecticut tax... Read more »
Q: How difficult is it to have a real estate transaction voided based on the buyer's mental incapacity at the time.
In 2015 my Dad's wife said he had Alzheimer's so I would watch him at my apartment while she was at work because she said couldn't leave him at home by himself. His wife remarried him right after she found out he was getting a disability settlement from the VA. As soon as Dad got the money she... Read more »
Few lawyers can guesstimate the difficulty. So much depends on the documents, the witnesses, etc. If you would like to ask a local elder lawyer who litigates elder fraud to discuss the possibilities with you, please use the Find a Lawyer function on the website of the National Academy of Elder... Read more »
Q: The college admissions scandal. How is it a crime to bribe a coach at a private college to gain admission?
My understanding is that one of the elements is that it must involve a public official or someone who has a "legal duty". "Public official" is not at issue here. The definition of "legal duty" appears to be "an obligation to obey the law." That is hardly illuminating, as that definition applies... Read more »
There are federal crimes involved here because the activities crossed states lines. If you read the various articles about it, they explain what federal crimes are being charged in these cases. It is a good question.
Q: What if somebody stole my trust fund and they was my beneficiary
Make a police report and you may have to hire an attorney to represent you. In some instances, one way is to call your local bar association and ask to be referred to an attorney referral service. You may need to hire an attorney experienced in civil law, specifically probate.
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