Suffolk County Federal Crimes Attorneys
Experienced Federal Criminal Defense Lawyers Helping to Protect Your Rights & Freedom
Facing federal criminal charges can be an overwhelming and daunting experience, but choosing the right defense attorney can make all the difference. At the Law Office of Frank D. Camera and Associates, P.C., our Suffolk County federal crimes attorneys have over three decades of collective experience, and we are committed to helping our clients achieve the best possible case results.
Why work with our Suffolk County federal crimes attorneys?
- We have a proven record of accomplishment. We have a history of success in defending clients charged with federal crimes, including drug trafficking, white-collar crimes, and more.
- We offer our clients personalized attention. Every client receives individualized attention and a tailored defense strategy that addresses their unique circumstances.
- We are experienced federal criminal defense attorneys with in-depth legal knowledge. Our extensive understanding of federal laws and procedures ensures that we are well-equipped to handle even the most challenging cases. We are also backed by decades of collective experience.
- We are trusted and recommended by our previous clients. Don't just take our word for it – our satisfied clients can attest to our dedication and expertise.
Contact our Suffolk County federal crimes defense attorneys online or via phone at (877) 444-1098 to schedule a consultation.
What Types of Cases Are Federal Crimes?
Federal crimes are those that violate federal laws or occur on federal property, while state crimes are offenses that violate state laws or occur within a state's boundaries. The factors that determine whether a crime becomes a state or federal case include the nature of the offense, the location where the crime took place, and the parties involved. For instance, if a crime crosses state lines, involves a federal agency, or affects interstate commerce, it may be prosecuted as a federal offense.
Jurisdiction, or the authority to hear and decide a case, is determined by the type of crime committed. State courts generally have jurisdiction over state crimes, while federal courts have jurisdiction over federal crimes. However, in some cases, both state and federal courts can have concurrent authority, meaning either court could hear the case.
Crimes that can be considered federal offenses include:
- Drug Offenses: Including trafficking, manufacturing, distribution, and possession with intent to distribute.
- White Collar Crimes: Such as embezzlement, insider trading, tax evasion, and fraud (wire, mail, securities, and bank fraud).
- Cybercrimes: Including identity theft, hacking, cyberstalking, and online fraud.
- Violent Crimes: Such as kidnapping, human trafficking, and certain types of assault and murder.
- Public Corruption: Involving bribery, extortion, and illegal gratuities.
- Immigration Crimes: Including illegal re-entry, document fraud, and human smuggling.
- Firearms Offenses: Such as illegal possession, trafficking, and use of firearms in the commission of a crime.
- Environmental Crimes: Including illegal dumping, pollution violations, and wildlife trafficking.
Why Choose Us?
Hiring the Right Attorneys Matter
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Over 35 Years of Combined Criminal Defense Experience
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Extensive Experience Handling Serious High-Profile Federal & State Cases
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Successfully Handled Hundreds of Trial Cases
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Excellent Reputation & Relationships within the Justice System
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Previous Results That Speak for Themselves
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Exclusively Private Law Firm; No Court-Appointed Cases
