White collar crime is a serious criminal charge in Florida that requires specialize legal defense. This is especially true in cases where government agencies pursue federal charges to make an example out of an alleged offender. In these instances, even if you have not been officially charge with a crime, it is imperative that you contact an attorney who specializes in white collar crime. Due to the legal complexity of these type of cases, only an attorney who has handle white collar criminal defense will have the advance education and experience to develop the tactics to practice effectively in this particular legal skill.

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Depending on the factors involved in a white collar crime, an individual can be incarcerated for up to several years. However, it is possible to get less prison time than the maximum. But this is up to the judge deciding on the case and the effectiveness of your attorney. According to the United States Sentencing Commission, those who are convicted of fraud serve an average of 21 months. For those convicted of embezzlement, sentencing is about 9 months while 33 months is the average for money laundering.