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“I Was Innocent, and They Still Wanted a Plea”: Branden Bell’s Origin Story
Before he was a defense attorney, Branden Bell was a teenager facing a charge for something he didn’t do. The plea offer he refused set the course for his entire career. Before Branden Bell argued his first case in front of a jury, he sat on the other side of the courtroom…
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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
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“Welcome to the 1%”: What It Actually Takes to Beat a Federal Indictment