Computer and internet crimes may involve several state and federal charges. In federal courts, computer offenses are generally covered by the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA). These crimes can range from misdemeanor penalties to serious federal felony offenses that carry mandatory minimum sentencing.
At Breeding Carter, we can help you understand the charges against you and the penalties you may be facing. We are honest and upfront about your legal options. As veteran criminal defense attorneys, we are always ready to protect your constitutional rights and present your case persuasively before a jury.
Our experience representing clients in sophisticated computer crimes cases is invaluable to crafting a defense. There are many ways to defend a computer crime, and with our network of computer experts, we are able to attack the prosecution’s case. We will ensure law enforcement had probable cause to investigate you and make certain proper warrants were obtained to search computer files. We can protect your interests in the criminal justice system. You do not have to face these penalties, some of which can be life-altering, without knowledgeable legal counsel.
Tech Crime Defense Against A Wide Range Of Criminal Charges
The exact charges against you will depend on the circumstances associated with your arrest. Typical charges associated with internet offenses that we defend against include:
- Malware/hacking charges
- Fraud and identity theft
- Possession of child pornography
- Soliciting prostitutes/prostitution
- Phishing
- Blackmail/extortion
- Electronic harassment
- Drug trafficking
- Criminal copyright infringement (piracy)
- Theft of trade secrets
Staying At The Forefront Of Criminal Laws Regarding Computer Crimes
Our attorneys have vast experience handling criminal defense matters of all types, including federal charges. Our lawyers have successfully represented criminal defendants against a variety of computer and internet-related offenses, including white collar crimes.
To get an assessment of your legal situation and options, consult with our experienced legal team. You can reach our Knoxville, Tennessee, office by calling 865-670-8535, or you can reach us online.