Stephen N. Bernstein
Criminal Law Newsletter
Wire Fraud
 
The federal Wire Fraud statute was enacted more than 50 years ago. The statute includes both domestic and foreign wire transmissions. More...
 
Criminal Violations of the Occupational Safety and Health Act
 
An individual who violates the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA)may be charged in either a criminal or civil forum. OSHA was enacted to protect workers from unsafe conditions in the workplace. More...
 
FINES & COSTS
 
When a defendant is convicted of a criminal offense, the defendant is usually required to pay fines and costs as part of his or her sentence. If the defendant has only been ordered to pay fines and costs, the defendant will be discharged from a judgment requiring fines and costs upon full payment of the fines and costs to the proper authorities. More...
 
SEARCH WARRANTS
 
A search warrant is a written document that is signed by a magistrate or a judicial officer. The search warrant allows the police to conduct a search and describes the property that may be seized.More...
 
RELIEF FROM JUDGMENTS REGARDING COMPETENCY TO STAND TRIAL
 
A defendant does not generally have a right to appeal a judgment from a hearing on the defendant's competency to stand trial. The defendant only has a right to appeal his or her conviction for the offense with which he or she was charged. More...
 
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