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7 Signs You’re Under Federal Criminal Investigation
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Last Modified on Nov 17, 2025

Here at Koch Law we often tell clients or potential clients to call our offices as soon as they know they’re under investigation. Things can go south pretty quickly when the federal government is building a case against you. But how would you know? Koch…

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What is Mail Fraud?
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Last Modified on Nov 10, 2025

What Exactly is Mail Fraud? Mail fraud cases are common. On any given day you can find dozens of incidents in the news. Numerous warnings go out every year about how citizens can protect themselves from mail fraud. A person may be found guilty of…

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4 Mistakes to Avoid if You’re Under Investigation for White Collar Crime
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Last Modified on Nov 10, 2025

Finding out you are the target of a federal criminal investigation is terrifying. After all, only 2% of federal defendants even make it to trial, and most who do are found guilty. The federal government has resources and time on its side, and they typically…

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What to Do if You are an Immigrant Accused of a Crime
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Last Modified on Nov 07, 2025

Immigration law and criminal law have been entangled for over three decades. If you’re wondering what to do if you are an immigrant accused of a crime, it’s important to know that you have two primary concerns: whether jail is a possibility, or whether deportation…

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How Long Do The Feds Have to File Charges?
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Last Modified on Oct 06, 2025

One thing that’s different about being investigated by the federal government is that you generally know you’re being investigated. You may know what specific crime the feds think you committed and you may not, but you usually get a letter letting you know that they’re…

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What Are Your Rights if The Federal Government Wants to Search or Seize Your Computers?
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Last Modified on Oct 06, 2025

Federal law enforcement may want to search your computer’s contents at some point if you’re under investigation for cybercrime. Computer evidence might be valuable for prosecuting many other crimes as well. So, it’s essential to understand what your rights are if the federal government wants…

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3 Ways You Can Become a Cyber Criminal Without Meaning To
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Last Modified on Oct 06, 2025

Ignorance of the law is no defense in any criminal case, and many people do things with their computers, in ignorance, that could get them in big trouble. Are you someone who could be in danger of being charged for cyber-crimes you never knew you…

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How Do You Know Your Cybercrime Lawyer Has Enough Experience?
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Last Modified on Oct 06, 2025

here are hundreds, if not thousands, of qualified criminal lawyers in the State of New York. These private defense lawyers handle theft charges, DWI cases, and even allegations of sexual abuse on a regular basis. While defense to any criminal offense requires a substantial amount…

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Taking the Stand: What to Expect If You Testify in Your Criminal Case
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Last Modified on Sep 12, 2025

It isn’t always the best strategy for a defendant to take the stand during a criminal case. In fact, there are several situations in which a NY defense lawyer would strongly advise a client against testifying. For example, if the defendant seems uncertain or forgetful…

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What Pain Management Doctors Need to Know About Federal Drug Law
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Last Modified on Sep 09, 2025

“Local pain management doctor going to prison for 70 months for conspiring to distribute controlled substances and health care fraud.“ In October of 2020 Dr. Eugene Gosy of Clarence, NY went to prison for 70 months for the way that he chose to prescribe opioids…

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