The Difference Between White Collar Crimes in Nevada State and Federal Court White-collar crimes, often associated with fraud, embezzlement, bribery, and financial deception, carry serious legal consequences in both Nevada state and federal courts. While these crimes generally involve non-violent, financially motivated conduct, the complexity of prosecuting them differs depending…
How Misunderstandings Can Lead to Battery Domestic Violence Charges in Nevada: A Closer Look at Las Vegas BDV arrests and Defense Strategies In Nevada, battery domestic violence (BDV) is a serious crime with life-changing consequences. However, not every charge of domestic violence is clear-cut. In fact, many cases stem from…
Understanding a Rule 5 Hearing in Federal Court Navigating the federal criminal justice system can be daunting, especially for those unfamiliar with its procedures and terminology. One of the initial steps in a federal criminal case is the Rule 5 hearing. This crucial hearing serves as the defendant’s first…
How to Get Lower Bail or an Own Recognizance Release in Nevada Facing criminal charges and the possibility of spending time in jail while awaiting trial can be a daunting experience. For many, the ability to secure bail or an own recognizance (OR) release can make a significant difference in…
How to Build a Defense for a Felony Residential Burglary Charge in Nevada Being charged with felony residential burglary in Nevada is a serious matter that carries harsh penalties, including lengthy prison sentences and hefty fines. Nevada law defines burglary as entering a building with the intent to commit a…
The United States Sentencing Commission’s 2023 Changes to Federal Sentencing Guidelines: Impact on Nevada Federal Court Cases and How Josh Tomsheck Can Help On November 1, 2023, the United States Sentencing Commission (USSG) implemented significant updates to the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, reshaping how federal courts sentence individuals for crimes across…
Changes in Nevada Criminal Law: How AB 236 Impacts Criminal Cases in Las Vegas In 2019, Nevada enacted Assembly Bill 236 (AB 236), a comprehensive criminal justice reform law that introduced significant changes to the state’s criminal justice system. AB 236 aimed to address growing concerns over prison overcrowding, excessive…