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“Welcome to the 1%”: What It Actually Takes to Beat a Federal Indictment
Fewer than 1 percent of federal defendants win at trial. Here’s what separates the rare trial win from the rest. The numbers aren’t close. Federal prosecutors win most cases they bring, and most of those wins never see a jury box. That statistic doesn’t measure how good federal prosecutors are at trial.…
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“I Was Innocent, and They Still Wanted a Plea”: Branden Bell’s Origin Story
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Twelve Years for a Crime That Never Happened: The Inside Story of “The Phone Call”
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Why We Limit Our Caseload: The Case for Fewer Clients, Better Defense
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The Trial Isn’t the End: How Federal Appeals Actually Work
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Wire Fraud, Mail Fraud, and Government-Contractor Fraud: How Federal Prosecutors Build Cases—and How They Get Broken
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The Government Showed Up at Your Door: What to Do During a Federal Investigation