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Address: 3191 Coral Way, Miami, FL 33145

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Criminal Defense
Member: The Florida Bar (Member, Criminal Law Section); American Bar Association (Member, Criminal Law Section); The Association of Trial Lawyers of America; National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers; Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Drug Crimes
In November of 2007, The Marine was contacted by a friend of the first, also from their mutual hometown. This second contact had vaguely known The Marine because of The Marine's high-profile participation in Pan American and Olympic-level athletics when both were younger, and the second had also been a visible athlete. After a brief encounter with the second, also over an after-work drink (recruiters are trained to be obliging and accommodating and ingratiating), he left town and returned a couple of days later, ostensibly to conduct business with a Miamian (who turned out to be an illegal Colombian, protected by The F.B.I., kept here on a rotating yearly visa, acting as a paid informant after having made a lot of money on his own account in drug trafficking before being kidnapped for ransom). The Marine, of course, was clueless that he'd been inserted into the middle of a fifteen-kilogram cocaine deal. When asked to drive the second man and his accomplice to a meeting two days later - - a business meeting, as it was described to The Marine, at a fast-food restaurant, at the moment the Miami informant got confirmation from a New York informant (who occupied the same relationship vis-à-vis The F.B.I. except that he was a heroin dealer rather than a cocaine trafficker) that money had been paid in New York by the original contact (above), agents and local police who were part of a "task force" under The Bureau's control arrested everybody, The Marine included. The arrest was videotaped, and the video contradicted the informant's version of The Marine's supposed capacity of "lookout." The dozen or so taped telephone conversations among all of the players, made by the informants did not, of course, include either The Marine's voice, or anything that could even remotely be understood as a reference to him as a "co-conspirator." Still, The Bureau and its agents pushed for The Marine's indictment on two cocaine counts, both carrying mandatory ten year minimum sentences, plus a firearms count that would have required consecutive sentencing had it resulted in conviction.
Money Laundering
Multi-defendant, exotic-animal and birds as covers for supposed drug and money-laundering conspiracy, resulting in revelation of C.I.A. connection on my client's part; case against my client dismissed after government's court-ordered disclosures.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Transactions
The "witnesses" against her were a quartet of the worst, most prolific cocaine exporters and transporters in recent history, and two, in particular, who were among the first to be extradited to The United States after the American government twisted Colombia's economic arm to force a change in that country's Constitution. Those two most important of them (one of whom (on cross-examination) admitted that every day of his life was a lie - - to his family, his girlfriend(s), his "business associates," and his own government in the context of contacts with governmental agencies for licenses, permits, and the registration of business transactions - - to the extent that he held himself out as a legitimate and successful businessman while in reality he was a first-magnitude drug exporter and transporter to places all around the world) ultimately made a (tricked-out and phony) deal, with knowing prosecutors and agents, to plead guilty in exchange for government recommendations for extravagantly-reduced sentences based upon contrived, set-up "substantial assistance" (they were giving up their own drugs, in transit, and attributing them to others). An intermediary "defense lawyer," selected and approved by the government, represented them in the deal-making process and was paid millions (in drug proceeds, with impunity) for his "services," and brought another in to cover the other principal to avoid appearances of "conflict." Why? The prosecutors and agents wanted "The Prince," and even referred to the case as "the Prince case."

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