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Conspiracy Defense

Defending Against Conspiracy Charges

Conspiracy is an agreement between two or more parties to commit a criminal offense. Typically charged as a federal crime, conspiracy can involve an agreement to commit any type of criminal activity, from conspiracy to commit mail fraud to conspiracy to distribute cocaine to conspiracy to commit murder.

The Resources and Experience to Get Results

The criminal defense attorneys of Sorrels, Udashen, & Anton have successfully defended clients facing a wide range of conspiracy charges. If you are being investigated for a possible conspiracy or if you have already been arrested and charged, it is important to select a lawyer who has the skills and resources to succeed in these challenging cases.

Conspiracy is the prosecutor's darling — a charge that allows the government to seek serious consequences for minor involvement in an alleged criminal act.

It doesn't matter if you were the mastermind of a sophisticated scheme or a low-level employee, if you contributed to the crime in any way, you can be charged with conspiracy. If convicted, the mastermind and the bit player will be sentenced to the same, or similar, consequences.

To discuss the specifics of your case, please call our criminal defense law firm at 214-468-8100 or contact us by e-mail.

From offices in Dallas, our attorneys defend clients charged with state and federal crimes throughout Texas and the United States.

Significant Cases

Sorrels, Udashen & Anton attorneys have won not guilty verdicts from juries on a wide variety of cases including complex Federal fraud indictments, homicide and controlled substances offenses.

Sorrels, Udashen & Anton attorneys have also obtained the exoneration and release from prison of at least 9 wrongfully convicted persons.

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Appearances & Articles

Gary A. Udashen spoke at the Rusty Duncan Advanced Criminal Law Course on June 4, 2010, in San Antonio, on Protecting the Record.

Robert N. Udashen spoke at the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, DWI Defense Project, Dallas, Texas, on May 7, 2010, on Motions to Suppress and Error Preservation.

Barry Sorrels was a featured speaker at the 5th Annual Federal Criminal Practice Seminar, Dallas, Texas, on April 23, 2010, sponsored by the Federal Bar Association, Dallas Chapter, Federal Public Defender's Office for the Northern District of Texas, and the U. S. District Courts for the Northern District of Texas.

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