Defense Attorneys for Florida Counterfeiting Charges
Counterfeiting is a criminal offense which was long associated with legal tender alone. Many years ago, counterfeiting was an offense punishable by death. Today, counterfeiting may refer to creating false money as well as other important documents. It may also include counterfeiting goods such as designer purses, watches or jewelry. Counterfeiting is illegal and may be punished under Florida State Law or Federal Law.
Contact a Florida criminal defense attorney at our firm today if you or someone you know has been accused of any type of criminal offense involving counterfeiting or forgery. We understand how these charges work and can get involved immediately in order to begin protecting your rights. Counterfeiting charges can be complex but we are able to work with experts in the field and have the resources to conduct a thorough investigation into our clients’ charges. All of this adds up to our ability to build an aggressive defense strategy.
Counterfeiting and Forgery Charges in Florida
The skilled Florida criminal defense lawyers at Musca Law can handle all types of counterfeiting and forgery charges, including those involving:
· Counterfeiting private labels or goods
· Forging official signatures
· Counterfeiting checks or other bank documents
· Possession of forged bank documents
· Counterfeiting legal tender
· Making or possessing instruments to create counterfeit legal tender
· Counterfeiting medical documents
· Counterfeiting identification cards or driver’s licenses
· Counterfeiting blank prescription slips
Why a Criminal Defense Lawyer
Your criminal defense lawyer will be the one person on your side in court who has the legal prowess and experience to positively impact your case. You may face imprisonment in state prison, heavy fines, probation and a number of other serious penalties if you are convicted. You will need a Florida counterfeiting defense attorney to protect your rights through every step of your case.
Facing counterfeiting charges in Florida? Contact a criminal defense lawyer at Musca Law today. |