Conspiracy Cases – the “Darlings of the Prosecutor”
A conspiracy case is considered the “darling of the prosecutor” - if a prosecutor alleges and proves conspiracy, statements of co-conspirators can be used as evidence. Hearsay rules intended to protect the rights of the accused often do not apply in conspiracy cases. Conspiracy charges can be added to a case when two or more people are accused of having planned to commit a crime. Almost all federal criminal cases will include conspiracy charges.

Miami criminal trial attorneys at our south Florida defense firm are prepared to handle state and federal cases involving conspiracy charges. If you would like to speak with a member of the firm about representation, or if you have any other question, please contact our Miami office.

If you are convicted of participating in planning a crime you may face the same penalties as the person who actually committed the crime. It may not even matter that the crime was never committed. The rules of evidence and the trial process seemingly are weighted to favor the prosecution. The conspiracy defense lawyer trying your case needs to know what to expect and how to counter it in order to protect your rights.

Conspiracy charges our criminal defense attorneys will handle are related to a wide variety of cases, ranging from white collar crime to narcotics offenses:

• business fraud
• financial schemes
• Medicaid fraud
• prostitution
• homicide
• assault
• theft
• Internet crime
• bribery of officials
• tax offenses

Our federal conspiracy defense lawyers provide nationwide representation from our offices in Miami, Florida. Many of our clients come from the Middle and Southern federal districts of Florida, including the communities of Ft. Lauderdale, Miami Beach, West Palm Beach, Hollywood, Palm Beach County, and Broward County. Contact a Miami, Florida trial lawyer if you are under arrest or the subject of a criminal investigation.