Forgery is a serious offense that involves the creation or alteration of legal documents, signatures, or other forms of written instruments with the intent to… Read More »The Implications of Forgery in Texas: Understanding the Crime, Penalties, and the Need for Expert Legal Assistance
In our increasingly interconnected world, the prevalence of computer fraud crimes has become a pressing concern. Cybercriminals leverage technology to exploit vulnerabilities, causing significant financial… Read More »Cybersecurity Laws and Policies: Addressing Computer Fraud Crimes in a Digital World
Prescription fraud and drug abuse have become significant public health concerns in the United States. In Texas, as in many other states, prescription fraud is… Read More »Prescription Fraud in Texas: Understanding the Offense and Consequences
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A conspiracy is defined as an agreement between two or more persons to commit an illegal act, with at least one conspirator attempting to commit an overt act that would further the object of conspiracy. The use of the conspiracy charge is much more common in federal court, as a lesser participant in a fraud scheme can be held criminally liable if there is less direct evidence of his/her involvement.Read More »Conspiracy
The U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code) sets forth copyright infringement, which is reproducing or distributing material that has been copyrighted without permission or the legal authority of the owner of the copyrighted material. Illegal downloading or uploading of software, music or movies, or a significant part of a copyright without authority to do so establishes an infringement.
Read More »Copyright Infringement Trademark Simulation“Prescription Fraud” as it is commonly known, is obtaining controlled substances (illegal drugs) in a fraudulent manner by the use of a doctor’s prescription. Prescription fraud cases can be prosecuted in state or federal court depending on the complexity of the underlying activities, yet most of these cases are prosecuted in state court as a charge of obtaining controlled substances by fraud or a similar charge.Read More »Prescription Fraud
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