Nancy Hinchliff
Just started reading your blogs. ...a lot of interesting stuff here. I will definitely be back.
This blog by father and son criminal defense attorneys in Augusta, Georgia focuses on issues in white collar crime, including fraud, income tax evasion, qui tam, public corruption, and other criminal cases. Author is former federal prosecutor who has prosecuted some of the largest, most complex white collar criminal cases in Georgia history.
Recent PostsThis is a sad day for America. In my opinion, the decision this week by Attorney General Eric Holder to give the masterminds of the 9-11 attack a "show trial" in New York City is a colossal mistake! Here are just a few of the reasons why I believe th...
Doesn't everyone remember the famous scene in the movie Animal House in which John Belushi's character starts a food fight in the college cafeteria? Well, today, such antics might get Belushi thrown in jail, as well as suspended from school!We recent...
Did you hear the news yesterday about two former Bear Stearns hedge-fund managers getting acquitted by a jury following a month-long jury trial in federal court in New York on fraud and conspiracy charges? The two men, Ralph Cioffi and Matthew Tanni...
The federal Hobbs Act makes it a federal crime for any government official, including police officers, to extort money from citizens "under color of official right." "Under color of official right" simply means that the police officer, (or other gove...
"Each of us is a center of the Universe. And that Universe is shattered when they hiss at you: 'You are under arrest!' " (Alexander Solzhenitsen)You might wonder why does this blog post begin with a quote from (and photograph of) the late Soviet dis...
I am sorry about posting again the photograph of convicted ponzi scheme defendant, Bernie Madoff. Based upon his crimes, he doesn't merit the attention! But his fraud case presents a number of interesting issues.For example, in Madoff's case, it h...
This blog is currently rated a 5.00 out of a possible 5 based on 16 comments.
Nancy HinchliffJust started reading your blogs. ...a lot of interesting stuff here. I will definitely be back.
bob byfordwear that hat with pride
Ahsanul karimgood law site
bob byfordRichard, as always good information
bob byfordSupreme court, Vague laws, hmmmmmm.....good thing we have Richard Roolsby
Dr.James A. LeeGood info. on government. Very enlighting.
Simon HolmesA fascinating incite into the workings of the law within the State of Georgia.The Jewell item particularly caught my interest since I was sitting in the departure lounge of Gatwick Airport waiting for a flight to Atlanta,when the news of a bomb explosion was announced.I distinctly remember American passengers being nervous.As the IRA had been bombing us for twenty years it didn't seem to concern me unduelly.Richard you site is well presented and covers issues that affect thw whole free world.Simon at TheRainbowBank
bob byfordabsolutely hillarious-riot-on
Dr.James A. LeeHighly informative. Great work...
Torri FisherWhoa, this is terribly interesting! It seems like there is all of ethics material that is discussion-worthy floating around these days. In this day and time, anyway. Thank your for the Law Firm perspective. I especially enjoyed the article on what it means to defend someone that is guilty...Ooo, I feel a discussion rising...!
joGreat content yet with some jokes like the sentence of the bank robbery, makes me smile.
Robin EastonIf you are fascinated by the law this site is very intriguing as well as informative. So much here that I did not know.
Phil NashSome really good content, I really liked 'Differences between State and Federal Crimes?' Richard, keep up the good work.
kiran pnice blog.....
Jack W.Good blog.
This blog by Augusta, Georgia father and son divorce lawyers focuses on issues i…
Social media by lawyers, for lawyers and about lawyers.
Whether you're a practicing attorney, a legal buff, or just someone in need of s…
Getting thrown in jail for starting a food fight shows you how barking mad the law has become.We have seen also of late seen the rise in serious white collar crime.The average jury however is not qualified to make decisions on the subject,yet the results of their crimes are often horrendous.What is the solution?
Posted: November 13th, 2009 | More Reviews From alnwick | Report This Comment