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4 February 2019 - After Sentencing, Defense Counsel Learns a Juror Failed to Disclose Material Information During Pretrial Voir Dire. Now what?
8 October 2018 - A Generic Appeal Waiver Doesn’t Preclude Claim of Ineffective Assistance of Counsel at Sentencing—In re Sealed Case, _ F.3d _ (D.C. Circuit, No. 16-3005 (Aug. 17, 2018).
25 August 2018 - Safety Valve: Statutory Construction Saves the Day in International Interdiction Appeal; Inter-Circuit Split Noted—United States v. Alfredo Mosquera-Murillo, et al, _ F.3d _ (D.C. Circuit, No. 16-309 (Aug. 24, 2018).
25 August 2018 - A money-laundering conviction reversed for insufficient evidence plus the D.C. Circuit agrees that individualized jury determinations of drug quantity in conspiracy prosecutions are necessary to trigger mandatory minimum sentences – United States v. Calvin Stoddard, et al, __ F.3d _ (D.C. Circuit, No. 15-3060 (June 15, 2018).
17 June 2018 - A deficient Rule 11 plea colloquy, plain error imposition of a consecutive sentence and an upwards departure that lacked a reasoned explanation: United States v. Dawayne Brown, et al, _ F.3d _ (D.C. Circuit, No. 15-3056 (June 15, 2018).
16 June 2018 - A masterclass on the doctrines of Law of the Case, Waiver, Forfeiture, Remand and on Firearm and Role-in-the-Offense enhancements–plain error results in a remand: United States v. Miller, _ F.3d _ (D.C. Circuit, No. 17-3001 (May 18, 2018).
28 May 2018 - Ineffective Assistance of Counsel–When the Sentencing Guidelines’ Language Controls the Commentary: United States v. Winstead, _ F.3d _ (D.C. Circuit, No. 12-3036 (May 25, 2018)
27 May 2018 - So you want to serve your sentence at home?
17 May 2018
EVERYTHING YOU DO AND SAY WILL BE HELD AGAINST YOU - Justin DillonKaiser, LeGrand & Dillon (?http://www.kaiserlegrand.com?), answers common questions asked who are involved in the federal criminal justice system - whether under investigation by the federal government, facing white-collar criminal charges...
WILL HIRING A LAWYER MAKE ME LOOK GUILTY - Matt KaiserKaiser, LeGrand & Dillon (?http://www.kaiserlegrand.com?), answers common questions asked who are involved in the federal criminal justice system - whether under investigation by the federal government, facing white-collar criminal charges...
WHAT TO DO WHEN THE FEDS ARE AT YOUR DOOR - Justin DillonKaiser, LeGrand & Dillon (?http://www.kaiserlegrand.com?), answers common questions asked who are involved in the federal criminal justice system - whether under investigation by the federal government, facing white-collar criminal charges...
Federal Criminal Defense - Can I get out of jail while my federal criminal appeal is pending?Matt Kaiser, a Washington DC white-collar criminal defense lawyer and partner at Kaiser, LeGrand & Dillon (?http://www.kaiserlegrand.com), answers common questions asked who are involved in the federal criminal justice system...
