St. Louis Federal Criminal Defense Attorney

Defending Clients throughout the St. Louis Area in Federal Criminal Cases

Being investigated for or accused of a federal crime is a serious matter. You may have tough investigators from the DEA, FBI, Department of Homeland Security, Secret Service, and other federal agencies on your case for months, seeking evidence with which to prosecute you. Federal investigators and prosecutors are among the best in the business, with access to all of the resources of the federal government and who take their jobs very seriously. You will face federal charges and be prosecuted in a federal court. This will require a defense attorney who is licensed to practice at the federal level and who can stand up to determined and persistent prosecutors who will want to enforce the fullest extent of the law against you.

At the Whiteley Law Firm, St. Louis criminal defense attorney Kevin Whiteley practices criminal law at both the state and federal level. He is fully capable of providing an aggressive and comprehensive legal defense on your behalf and will handle all aspects of your case down to the smallest detail. Whether you are facing charges connected to federal drug crimes, conspiracy, white collar crimes, or other offenses, he has the legal abilities, skills, and experience to guide you through the rigorous criminal process.

Federal Crimes

More than 100 categories of crimes are encompassed by federal law. These crimes vary widely, from espionage and terrorism to various types of fraud, such as mail fraud, bank fraud, securities fraud, investment fraud, and more, to child pornography, kidnapping, forgery, counterfeiting, money laundering, public corruption, drug trafficking, computer crimes, identity theft, bank robbery, art theft, antitrust, organized crime activities, and more. Federal judges generally adhere to the federal sentencing guidelines which result in mandatory prison terms.

To ensure that your rights are protected and that your case is handled fairly and with an aggressive approach, you should consult with Mr. Whiteley as soon as possible.

Contact the St. Louis federal criminal defense lawyerat the firm if you are under a federal criminal investigation or have been charged today.