Extortion and Bribery
Are You Facing Extortion and Bribery Charges? Call Us Today.
If you have been charged with extortion or bribery, the prosecution is probably pretty sure of the evidence it has against you. Too often, though, the evidence doesn't necessarily show that you intended to engage in illegal activity. The totality of evidence can often be used to produce a reasonable doubt in the minds of the jury.
Reasonable Doubt
When the judge and jury doubt the prosecution's claim that you intended to commit a crime, you have the best chance of an acquittal or having your case dismissed.
Criminal Defense Focused on Giving You Hope
For more than 30 years, The Ken Robinson Law Firm has been providing effective, intelligent criminal defense for people charged with extortion and bribery charges in Washington, D.C., and throughout the region. Under the direction of senior attorney Ken Robinson, our criminal defense team has been involved in many jury trials, with a successful record of winning a significant number of them.
We provide aggressive defense representation for federal criminal charges such as:
- Felony extortion and bribery charges
- Perjury and obstruction of justice
- Wire and mail fraud
- Securities fraud
- Identity theft and related federal investigations
- Money laundering
Nationally Recognized Criminal Defense Team
By focusing on the totality of evidence, rather than the single bits and pieces that the prosecutor wants the jury to see, we find the strategies that are effective. Our attorneys have earned the AV rating* and are named in the Best Lawyers in America reference guide. We have earned a national reputation for effectiveness, success and integrity.
Contact us by e-mail or by fax with a description of the investigation you are under or the offense you have been charged with.
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