by Aaron Segall | Sep 9, 2025 | Article, Federal Court, Talmage Newton
The client was charged with laundering funds for an international drug trafficking organization. After conducting an independent fact investigation and making a mitigation presentation to federal prosecutors, the Government agreed to place our client on a deferred...
by Aaron Segall | Jan 31, 2025 | Article, Federal Court, Talmage Newton
A federal court granted partner Talmage Newton’s motion for a sentencing reduction based on a change in the federal criminal law mandated by a recent U.S. Supreme Court case (U.S. v Taylor). After litigating the post-conviction relief motion, Talmage was able to have...
by Newton Barth | Oct 16, 2024 | Blog, Federal Court, White Collar Crimes
In recent years, the use of federal grand jury subpoenas has increased, particularly in the realm of white-collar crime investigations. These subpoenas are powerful legal tools used by prosecutors to gather evidence in cases involving financial fraud, tax evasion,...
by Talmage Newton | Mar 13, 2019 | Article, Criminal, Federal Court, Talmage Newton
The firm’s client was charged in federal court with being a felon in possession of a firearm (922(g)). Our team’s investigation uncovered a nearly 30-year-old government document which exempted him from the federal firearms prohibition. All federal charges...
by Talmage Newton | Jun 20, 2018 | Federal Court, Talmage Newton
Talmage Newton and the firm’s client celebrate a “not guilty” verdict in federal court. The client went to trial to fight a count of aggravated identity theft, which would have had a mandatory two-year sentence on top of any other time imposed.
