PRACTICE AREA:    Conspiracy

Conspiracy is an agreement by 2 people to commit a crime. Any crime.

Under sate law there is not much difference between conspiracy and attempt to commit that crime. The person must take a substantial step towards completion of the crime to be guilty of attempt to commit that crime.

Federal law requires much less of a substantial step, however. The punishment is greater too.

Conspiracies take a great deal of work by the government to prove. They often involve wiretaps, many documents, and many hours of recordings. The government will assert that the conversations are in code.

Don’t give up hope.

If you are accused of conspiracy, you need an attorney who is not only aggressive, but trained in the law of wiretaps and codes. You need an attorney who is going to listen to each and every recorded conversation, to read each and every document. To talk to you about each one. I’ve tried these cases before.

You need an attorney who is Certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Criminal Trial Attorney. An expert at criminal defense. One with a Masters in Law for Trial Advocacy. One with over 20 years of experience. Call Mitch Ignatoff at 732-356-2212, 800-400-6908, or click here. The initial consultation is free.

Your liberty is at stake.