Federal Criminal Defense Attorney In Central Arkansas

White-collar crimes refer to financially motivated, non-violent offenses typically involving deceit or abuse of trust. These cases are often investigated by federal agencies like the FBI, SEC, or IRS, and may include large volumes of digital or financial evidence.

Common federal white-collar charges include:

• Wire fraud and mail fraud
• Bank fraud and mortgage fraud
• Healthcare fraud (e.g., Medicare fraud)
• Tax evasion
• Insider trading and securities fraud
• Embezzlement or misappropriation of funds

Our federal white-collar defense attorney can analyze financial records, challenge prosecution tactics, and protect your professional reputation throughout the investigation.

Immigration-related offenses become federal when they involve cross-border activity, documentation fraud, or unauthorized reentry after removal or deportation. These crimes are prosecuted under laws like 8 U.S. Code § 1326 and often involve ICE, Homeland Security, or CBP investigations.

We defend clients against:

• Reentry after deportation (illegal reentry)
• Visa and green card fraud
• Harboring or transporting undocumented immigrants
• Human trafficking or smuggling

Our federal immigration defense lawyer understands both the criminal and immigration consequences of these charges, which can lead to detention, deportation, and barred reentry.

Federal drug trafficking charges are some of the most aggressively prosecuted offenses in the U.S. These cases often involve the DEA, interstate drug movement, or drug manufacturing operations, which automatically elevate the charges to a federal level. If convicted, penalties may include mandatory minimum sentences, asset forfeiture, and long-term imprisonment.

Our federal drug crime attorney can help defend against:

• Drug conspiracy charges
• Interstate distribution
• Manufacturing or cultivation of controlled substances
• Possession with intent to distribute

Whether you're charged with trafficking methamphetamine, cocaine, heroin, or fentanyl, having an experienced federal drug defense lawyer is crucial.

Federal gun charges typically arise from violations of Title 18 of the U.S. Code, especially when weapons cross state lines, are linked to another federal crime (like drug trafficking), or involve prohibited individuals.

Types of federal firearms offenses:

• Felon in possession of a firearm (18 U.S.C. § 922(g))
• Possession of an unregistered firearm or destructive device
• Firearm trafficking
• Use of a firearm during a drug or violent crime (18 U.S.C. § 924(c))

A federal firearms defense attorney can challenge unconstitutional searches, question the validity of prior convictions, and negotiate to avoid mandatory minimum sentences.

Cybercrimes prosecuted at the federal level often involve interstate networks, financial systems, or protected federal databases. Investigations may involve the FBI Cyber Division, Secret Service, or even international law enforcement.

Common federal cybercrime charges:

• Identity theft
• Unauthorized access to protected computers (Computer Fraud and Abuse Act)
• Hacking or phishing schemes
• Wire fraud via internet
• Child exploitation or distribution of illicit materials

Our federal cybercrime attorney has experience with highly technical cases and can work with digital forensic experts to challenge the evidence.