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Will you receive a drug charge if you are in the passenger seat?
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Oct 18, 2022 | Criminal Defense
When you decide to go out for a night of fun with your friends, the possibility of a traffic stop might be the last thing on your mind. If there are illegal drugs in the vehicle, though, you should consider the potential implications of going along for the ride....
What is a Ponzi scheme?
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Jul 15, 2022 | Criminal Defense
White-collar crime is on the rise in Colorado. The Denver Post reports that rates are increasing year over year, due to our technologically advancing society creating more opportunities for these so-called "victimless" crimes. White-collar crimes are broadly defined...
3 facts about racketeering
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Jun 11, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Federal laws making racketeering illegal have been in existence since 1970 when the U.S. Congress passed the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO). While created to convict mafia leaders and organized crime rings, the laws are equally effective...
Guarding a business against illegal search and seizure
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Mar 25, 2022 | Criminal Defense
If law enforcement suspects your company or individuals therein to be complicit in a crime, the authorized agents endeavor to collect relevant evidence. While your firm should comply when the authorities make appropriate demands, your company has a clear interest in...
What is white-collar crime?
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Nov 28, 2021 | Criminal Defense
What happens when a business or government entity does not color inside the lines? While some actions may result in a nuisance to shareholders, others may rise to criminal charges. Crimes committed by business professionals fall under the white-collar umbrella. While...
Tips for avoiding accidental business fraud
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Oct 14, 2021 | Criminal Defense
It may seem odd to think that a business could accidentally participate in fraud, but it is more common than many people think. Often the source of the problem stems from mid-level employees who have enough authority to commit fraud, but not as much oversight as...
A drug-related conviction may make college unaffordable
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Jul 16, 2021 | Criminal Defense
From the University of Colorado at Boulder to the Colorado School of Mines, the Centennial State has some excellent places to pursue a four-year degree. While tuition and fees for public institutions in Colorado tend to be lower than the national average, you can...
Defenses to claims of intellectual property theft
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | May 21, 2021 | Criminal Defense
Infringing on an intellectual property interest belonging to an individual or business entity can carry significant consequences. People tend to think of this time of claim as a business tort that is actionable in civil court, but there could also be criminal...
Can you accidentally commit tax fraud?
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Apr 12, 2021 | Criminal Defense
Taxes season is often a very confusing time for many people across the country. Because of how severe consequences can be for tax fraud, it is important to be sure that you were not making any crucial mistakes in your taxes. It is possible to commit tax fraud by...