Credit Card Debit Card Abuse
Credit card and debit card abuse is common these days. Credit card fraud law thus typically establishes criminal penalties for deceptive, unlawful or unauthorized use… Read More »Credit Card Debit Card Abuse
Computer Fraud
Internet crime, computer fraud and violations encompass a whole range of illegal activity, from distribution of child pornography to investment fraud. It makes sense to… Read More »Computer Fraud
Counterfeit Goods
FEDERAL PROSECUTION OF COUNTERFEIT GOODS/PRODUCTS By John TeakellLaw Office of John R. Teakell Dallas, TX I. INTRODUCTION When a person hears the word “counterfeit,” he/she… Read More »Counterfeit Goods
Counterfeit Currency Charges
Prosecution of Counterfeit Money Possession and Passing Counterfeit Monies By John TeakellAttorney-at-LawDallas, Texas I. OVERVIEW Prosecutions in federal district courts in the United States (U.S.… Read More »Counterfeit Currency Charges
Counterfeit Charges
If you are pressed with counterfeit charges, team up with Lawyer John R. Teakell. Here’s what to expect and what you can do to defend yourself.
Weapons Charges
Federal Firearm & Weapons Charges Federal firearms laws provide severe penalties for improper firearms use or possession. For example, possession of firearms by convicted felons… Read More »Weapons Charges
Drug Trafficking – Federal Cases
OVERVIEW OF DRUG TRAFFICKING PROSECUTIONS IN FEDERAL COURT By John Teakell, Attorney-at-Law Dallas, TX I. Introduction Traditionally, cases prosecuted in federal court were either larger,… Read More »Drug Trafficking – Federal Cases
Unauthorized Access
The Computer Fraud Abuse Act (CFAA) is codified as Title 18 U.S.C Section 1030(a), and it lists offenses for federally-prosecuted computer crimes, with the common… Read More »Unauthorized Access
Online Solicitation
Online Solicitation Charges and Internet Sex Crimes In most of the cases people think whatever they do in cyberspace stays there. However quite contrary to… Read More »Online Solicitation
Prescription Fraud
“Prescription Fraud” as it is commonly known, is obtaining controlled substances (illegal drugs) in a fraudulent manner by the use of a doctor’s prescription. Prescription fraud cases can be prosecuted in state or federal court depending on the complexity of the underlying activities, yet most of these cases are prosecuted in state court as a charge of obtaining controlled substances by fraud or a similar charge.
Read More »Prescription Fraud
