FEDERAL CRIMES DEFENSE

Expert Representation. Vital Experience.

Fight charges of federal crimes with our criminal defense attorneys by your side.

If you’re being charged with a federal crime in Colorado, there will be a long road ahead of you. The punishment for a federal crimes is more severe than the punishment for a conviction under Colorado state laws, which is why charges of this nature require swift and immediate action on your part.

Because federal laws and court procedures are different from Colorado state laws and court procedures, you must retain a criminal defense attorney who has experience handling federal charges to protect your legal right to a fair and impartial trial. Not all criminal defense attorneys in Colorado understand how to defend these types of charges, and not all attorneys are allowed to practice in the federal courts.

Luckily, the criminal defense attorneys of the Law Office of Andres R. Guevara have extensive experience representing Colorado residents against a variety of federal crimes. We’re here to fight for you and stand by your side during this trying time.

Facing white collar crime charges?

Take your future into your own hands by putting it in ours

 

If you’re facing a federal crime charge or are being accused of a white-collar crime, the federal criminal defense lawyers of the Law Office of Andres R. Guevara will provide you with the guidance, support, and legal representation that you need.

We are dedicated to obtaining the best possible outcome in your case by working diligently to prove your innocence. Remember, you are not guilty simply because you have been charged. The government must prove your guilt by proving each element of the crime. It is our job to tear apart the government’s case bit by bit.

federal crimes we handle:

 

  • White Collar Crimes

  • Tax Fraud

  • Drug Trafficking

  • Conspiracy

  • SEC Violations

  • Public Corruption

  • Insurance, health care, bank, and credit card fraud

  • Forgery, money laundering, and embezzlement

  • Check Card Fraud

  • Medicare Fraud

  • Internet or Computer Crimes

  • Illegal possession, trafficking, and/or sale of firearms and weapons

  • Bribery, racketeering, RICO violations, and extortion

  • Sex crimes

  • Violations of immigration laws

  • Fishing, wildlife, and game violations

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