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Outstanding California Mail Fraud Attorneys

Dedicated Ventura Criminal Defense Lawyers

There are strict federal laws put in place to prevent mail fraud and theft of mail. There were over 10,000 mail fraud cases tried in federal court in the United States in 2007. Mail fraud and mail theft are both felony offenses and carry the severe penalties of incarceration, up to a $250,000 fine, probation and a mark on your criminal record for life. If the mail fraud you are accused of involves any type of financial institution, you are looking at 30 years behind bars and a fine of up to one million dollars.

At the Law Offices of James E. Blatt, our lawyers provide our clients with outstanding legal representation in the state of California all types of federal crimes cases. We understand the seriousness of a mail fraud conviction and we will use our over 35 years of criminal law experience to aggressively defend your rights in federal court. Do not wait to retain the services of an experienced criminal defense attorney any longer. When you work with a Los Angeles mail fraud defense lawyer at the Law Offices of James E. Blatt, we will work with federal law officers to help keep you out of jail, and we will strategically come up with a plan of action to help obtain exceptional results for you case.

Mail Fraud Convictions

In order to be convicted of mail fraud in federal court, the following must be proven by the prosecution:

A fraudulent scheme was knowingly invented

You had the intention to perform fraud

You mailed or had someone mail something for the purpose of defrauding

You mailed materials that were false and purposefully used to defraud

By working with a skilled attorney at our firm, you have the chance to ensure the prosecution does not prove the above items. We provide a free case evaluation and excellent legal representation for clients with federal crimes cases in and around Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura and Santa Clarita, California.

An attempted murder prosecution, this case is commonly referred to as the “Vigilante Case.” This prosecution involved a defendant who shot a drug dealer in the back. Jim presented a “defense of neighborhood” defense...
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Jim avoided state prison for his client, who was allegedly involved with several others in million dollar real estate investment fraud schemes. After investigation and research, Jim discovered that the “key” witness against...
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The case was argued and won before the United States Supreme Court. In this case the Supreme Court established for the first time in our nation’s history, a standard for applying the 8th Amendment’s...
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Mr. Blatt was able to convince prosecutors in this Bellflower case to dismiss charges against his client, Marin Gomez, who was charged, along with two other co-defendants, with three counts of carjacking...
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Jim negotiated a “time-served” disposition for a defendant accused of numerous counts of attempted murder against police officers. The charges arose from a lengthy, high speed pursuit of Mr. Castleberry and his co-defendant, who...
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