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What are common types of computer crimes?

On Behalf of The Goldberg Law Firm | Jun 16, 2016 | Internet Crimes

There is no denying the fact that computers have changed the world for the better. As technology continues to advance, it is safe to assume that this will remain true well into the future. But here is something else to remember: Computers are not all good. These...

Are you familiar with the types of mortgage fraud?

On Behalf of The Goldberg Law Firm | Jun 9, 2016 | Mortgage Fraud

Buying a home with cash may be ideal, but this isn't something most people are able to do. Instead, they are faced with the process of applying for a mortgage. When done the right way, you can find and obtain a mortgage that allows you to purchase the home of your...

Weapon crimes can have harsh penalties

On Behalf of The Goldberg Law Firm | Jun 3, 2016 | Felonies

If you are charged with a weapon crime, you know one thing to be true: The penalty can be harsh enough to change your life forever. Weapons charges should always be taken seriously, as the penalties can impact your personal and professional lives both now and in the...

You can accidentally commit insider trading

On Behalf of The Goldberg Law Firm | May 26, 2016 | White Collar Crimes

The laws surrounding insider trading are rather vague. This means that it is possible for people to accidentally commit insider trading, using information they were not supposed to use, without knowing that they are doing anything wrong. The basics behind insider...

The Internal Revenue Service sent you a notice. Now what?

On Behalf of The Goldberg Law Firm | May 20, 2016 | Tax Fraud & Evasion

Every year, the Internal Revenue Service sends millions of notices and letters to taxpayers throughout the country. While some of these are minor, others are much more serious. But here is something you need to remember: You should never ignore an IRS notice. If you...

Even outdated digital evidence can be used in court

On Behalf of The Goldberg Law Firm | May 13, 2016 | Criminal Defense, Internet Crimes

When investigating both traditional crimes and Internet crimes, the police often turn to digital evidence. There are challenges to using this, such as the fact that it is possible to create fake evidence on a computer—such as doctored photos—and the fact...

What are the elements of and types of credit card fraud?

On Behalf of The Goldberg Law Firm | May 6, 2016 | Financial Crimes, Fraud

Credit card fraud is a serious crime that is treated as such by the law. When a person is accused of this crime, they will soon find that the punishment can be quite severe. There are many elements of credit card fraud, such as when a person does one of the following:...

All drug crime cases are unique

On Behalf of The Goldberg Law Firm | Apr 27, 2016 | Drug Charges

If you are arrested and charged with a drug crime, there is a lot that you need to know. Here is a good place to start: Every drug crime case is unique. From the circumstances of your arrest to the potential consequences, every detail needs to be taken into...

The seriousness of assault charges

On Behalf of The Goldberg Law Firm | Apr 21, 2016 | Felonies

When it comes to assault charges, you are often behind the eight ball. And here is why: The authorities are more likely to believe the victim, especially if he or she has a good story. Of course, this doesn't do you any good. Instead, you are being treated unfairly...

It’s not illegal to open someone else’s mail in ignorance

On Behalf of The Goldberg Law Firm | Apr 15, 2016 | Felonies

You've probably heard that it's illegal to open a letter that was written to someone else, and this is true. In fact, it's a felony. This is all laid out in a federal statute called 18 USC Section 1702. It's been illegal in Ohio—and the rest of the United States—for...

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