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• An Increase in Efforts to Enforce Financial Fraud Crimes

  Provided by Rothman & Associates, P.A.
  The Obama Administration's Operation Stolen Dreams targets financial wrongdoing, mortgage fraud and other white collar crimes. Read More »

• Department of Justice Examining HSBC's Offshore Activity

  Provided by The Law Offices of Lawrence Brown
  In 2008, the Justice Department began investigating HSBC's offshore services and clients. Authorities are also looking for patterns similar to those involving UBS. Read More »

• Texas State Jail Felony System Needs to be Revised

  Provided by Rush & Gransee, L.C.
  According to the Criminal Justice Policy Council, Texas reformed its sentencing laws in 1993 to more effectively deal with low-level drug and property offenders. Read More »

• Recent New York False Arrest Case Highlights Police Misconduct in NYC

  Provided by Goldberg & Allen, LLP
  Two NYPD officers of the 81st Precinct have surrendered to authorities after failing an integrity test when they falsely arrested a man according to the Brooklyn District Attorney's office. Read More »

• Man Teaching 9 Year Old to Drive Is Arrested for Drunk Driving

  Provided by Colwell, Colwell & Petroccione
  In New York, a driver found to have a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.08 or higher can be convicted of drunk driving, generally called driving while intoxicated (DWI). Read More »