Sentences with phrase «facing potential criminal charges»

Are you facing potential criminal charges for assault with a deadly weapon?

Paterson, as you'll recall, is facing potential criminal charges stemming from the Yankees tickets case since former Chief Judge Judith Kaye reccommended back in August that Albany County DA David Soares take a serious look at the situation.

Cohen, a 51 - year - old father of two, faces potential criminal charges and enormous legal fees because of his involvement with the president; there is widespread speculation that he «could end up cooperating with federal officials who are investigating him for activity that could relate, at least in part, to work he did for Mr. Trump,» the Times reported.

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Miner has moved to delay Inner Harbor project and potential stop COR's contract because of her concerns about the company as its top officials face criminal charges.

Posts — most of which are in video form — are either directed at answering the questions of potential clients facing criminal charges in Arizona, offer the author's take on legal issues facing celebrities in the news, or cover the author's own successes in court.

Mr. Moskowitz has also worked on a number of internal investigations on behalf of clients facing potential criminal and regulatory exposure, which did not result in public charges and thus remain confidential.

He said the criminal justice system could also expect to face greater costs and delays as permanent residents facing the disproportionate punishment of deportation fight charges rather than accepting responsibility for a crime that carries the potential of six months in jail.

Due to the complex nature of these offenses and the potential risks and damage that can be wrought by conviction, it is crucial that anyone facing such charges contact a DC white - collar criminal defense lawyer.

Whether you have a potential personal injury claim or are facing criminal charges, the common thread is that you need a skilled attorney to help you through a difficult time.

The defendants in these situations face two potential penalties: criminal charges and civil lawsuits.

Do the wrong thing with it and you will face both stiff financial penalty and potential criminal charges.