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United States v. S.B

Charge: Bank Fraud and Attempt and Conspiracy to Commit Mail Fraud
Southern District of Florida (Miami)
2015
federal
Worst Case Scenario:
30 years imprisonment on each count
Actual Results:
Initial 21-month sentence reduced to 14 months with concurrent sentences on all counts via Rule 35 motion

Arrested For:

Complex mortgage fraud scheme involving bank fraud and conspiracy to commit mail fraud

What Was Done:

In this complex mortgage fraud case, the client initially faced a sentence of 21 months of imprisonment and 5 years of supervised release. The team meticulously examined the government's evidence, identified areas for negotiation, and presented compelling arguments to mitigate sentencing through intensive negotiation, strategic analysis of discovery materials, and proactive engagement with the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Unique Approach:

Recognizing the complexities of the case and the need to secure the best possible result, we successfully persuaded the government to file a motion under Rule 35 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, demonstrating exceptional skill in federal criminal defense strategy and post-sentencing advocacy.

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