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The phrase, “white-collar crime” is a blanket term, though it generally indicates a type of theft done at a higher level, often by government officials, higher-ranking businesspersons, and more. The penalties for white-collar crimes are severe, and if you’ve been charged with one, you need a Des Moines white-collar crime lawyer on your side. Continue reading and contact Herting Law, PLLC today to learn more about how our firm can assist you.
When someone is charged with a white-collar crime, they risk tarnishing their good name, as well as spending years in prison, paying thousands (or more) in restitution and fines, and more. Our Des Moines criminal defense lawyer is here to protect you.
There are several types of crimes that are typically considered white-collar crimes. Some of the most common types of white-collar crimes include the following:
Since most white-collar crimes involve theft on a large scale, the majority of white-collar crimes are considered felonies, which means that you will most likely face a wide array of potential penalties. Some of the most common penalties for white-collar crimes include restitution, years of jail or prison time, high fines, forfeitures, and more.
If you are currently facing criminal charges for any of the aforementioned crimes, you should strongly consider your options going forward. Contact Herting Law, PLLC today so we can get started.
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