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Gainesville Conspiracy Defense Attorney

Florida White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer

Conspiracy is a criminal offense which is often charged in conjunction with other white collar crimes. For instance, a person could be charged with mail fraud and with the conspiracy to commit mail fraud. That person may then face penalties for both crimes.

Robert G. Whittel is a white collar criminal defense attorney who has experience with defending conspiracy charges throughout Florida. He and his staff have offices in Gainesville, Ocala and Bushnell, Florida and are committed to helping people throughout the state who have been accused of, arrested for or charged with any type of white collar crime. If you are looking for a criminal defense lawyer who can provide you with the personal attention and service you need, while at the same time offering aggressive defense techniques likely to meet with success in court, you have come to the right place.

A former prosecutor, attorney Whittel understands both sides of a Florida criminal defense charge and has the advantage of being able to anticipate the prosecution's next move.

Conspiracy in Gainesville, Bushnell & Ocala, Florida

Conspiracy is a criminal offense involving two or more people who agree to commit a crime and take some sort of action toward its completion. Whether or not the crime was successfully carried out, conspiracy is still a criminal offense. In fact, if you conspire to commit a felony, you may be punished to the same extent as you would if you had carried out the crime.

In order to be convicted of conspiracy, you must have agreed to commit a crime, planned the crime or taken some sort of action toward the completion of the crime. A simple agreement does not constitute conspiracy, as action must have been taken toward carrying out the agreed upon crime.

Accused of conspiracy in Gainesville, Ocala or Bushnell? Contact defense attorney Robert G. Whittel today!

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Gainesville Office: 802-A NW 16th Ave.   Gainesville, Florida 32609   Phone: (352) 264-7800
Ocala Office: 118 SW Fort King St.   Ocala, Florida 34478   Phone: (352) 369-5334
Bushnell Office: 123 N. Florida St.   Bushnell, Florida 33513   Phone: (352) 793-9330