If you are a target of a federal criminal investigation it is imperative you contact our office immediately. Federal criminal cases are very time-sensitive and must be handled by a lawyer who is experienced in dealing with federal authorities and the United States Attorney’s Office. Craig Greening has handled several federal criminal prosecutions including narcotics conspiracies, counterfeit currency operations, felon in possession of a firearm, bank robbery, Lacey Act violations at the Canada/North Dakota border, private insurance, medicare fraud and sexual abuse cases.

If you are arrested for a federal criminal violation, do not allow your attorney to waive the probable cause/detention hearing. Valuable information can be ascertained from the Government at the hearing from the testimony of the federal agent in charge.

Federal criminal acts are sentenced using the United States Sentencing Guidelines (USSG). The USSG calculates a range of punishment by calculating an offense level for the specific offense alleged and compares that to your criminal history.

The Supreme Court of the United States has made the Sentencing Guidelines advisory. Our firm has been very successful in reducing sentences below the Guideline Range.

If you are a target of a federal criminal investigation it is imperative you contact our office immediately. Federal criminal cases are very time-sensitive and must be handled by a lawyer who is experienced in dealing with federal authorities and the United States Attorney’s Office. Craig Greening has handled several federal criminal prosecutions including narcotics conspiracies, counterfeit currency operations, felon in possession of a firearm, bank robbery, Lacey Act violations at the Canada/North Dakota border, private insurance, medicare fraud and sexual abuse cases.

If you are arrested for a federal criminal violation, do not allow your attorney to waive the probable cause/detention hearing. Valuable information can be ascertained from the Government at the hearing from the testimony of the federal agent in charge.

Federal criminal acts are sentenced using the United States Sentencing Guidelines (USSG). The USSG calculates a range of punishment by calculating an offense level for the specific offense alleged and compares that to your criminal history.

The Supreme Court of the United States has made the Sentencing Guidelines advisory. Our firm has been very successful in reducing sentences below the Guideline Range.