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Federal Law Enforcement Officials Focus on Mortgage Fraud

The federal crime of mortgage fraud has become a priority for federal law enforcement officials, according to a recent FBI press release. Over the last few months, the FBI and Department of Justice have undertaken coordinated efforts to arrest and prosecute those allegedly responsible for committing mortgage fraud. No doubt,…

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Police Officer and Magistrate Judge Charged with Human Trafficking in Federal Court

A police officer and former magistrate judge were charged with human trafficking and several other federal crimes for allegedly bringing a woman into the United States from India under false pretenses and subjecting her to a form of “modern day slavery” in Georgia, according to an article at www.ajc.com. According…

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Florida Man Charged with Fraud for Allegedly Lying During Job Application Process

Federal criminal charges were brought against a Florida man who allegedly attempted to obtain a high paying job with forged documents and false information, according to an article at www.Reuters.com. The Florida suspect has been charged with three counts of wire fraud by federal prosecutors after allegedly sending fraudulent documents…

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Fewer Federal White Collar Crimes Prosecuted Under Bush Administration

There has been a clear trend of fewer white collar crime cases being prosecuted in federal court over the last seven years under the Bush administration, according to an analysis done by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) which reviewed the records of thousands of federal criminal cases. TRAC also…

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Long Federal Prison Sentence for Manager of Popular Bands, But With Incentives

Lou Pearlman was the creator of two of the most famous young bands (The Backstreet Boys and N’Sync), but he was recently sentenced to 25 years in prison after being convicted of the federal crimes conspiracy, money laundering and making false statements, according to the Orlando Sentinel. Pearlman defrauded more…

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Federal Sentencing Memorandum Filed by Government Asks for Maximum Sentence for Snipes

Federal government prosecutors have filed their sentencing memorandum with the federal court which asks the judge to sentence Wesley Snipes to the maximum prison sentence for his recent criminal convictions for failing to file his tax returns, according to a Reuters news release. In 2006, the federal government indicted Snipes…

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Increased Government Oversight of Contractors Suggested

Federal government paid contractors are the target of federal legislation currently being considered by Congress. Specifically, Congress is considering several bills that would restrict contractors from doing business with the U.S. government if they have not paid their taxes. Contractors with the federal government are paid over $400 billion per…

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