Los Angeles Internet Crimes Lawyers| California Internet Crimes Defense Attorneys

Los Angeles Internet Crimes Lawyers

Experienced California Criminal Defense Attorneys

In today’s society the internet is increasingly becoming more and more popular. In addition, internet crimes are skyrocketing. Internet crimes, also known as cyber crimes, include identity theft, fraud, virus distributing and phishing. In addition, other crimes such as kidnapping and child sexual abuse can begin online. Many internet crimes are considered to be white collar crimes in California, as they are often committed by individuals in business settings. Depending on the circumstances an internet crime will be charged as either a misdemeanor or a felony offense in the state of California.

Lawmakers in California and throughout the United States have created strict laws and penalties for individuals convicted of internet crimes. These laws were created in the hopes of deterring criminal acts and keeping the internet a safe place. If you are under investigation or have been formally charged with or arrested for an internet crime it would be in your best future interests to hire a skilled and knowledgeable white collar crimes attorney. At the Law Offices of James E. Blatt we have over 35 years of legal experience and have defended clients against many different types of internet crimes charges.

Knowledgeable Representation for Internet Crimes Cases

We offer a free initial consultation regarding your internet crimes case. Our attorneys will review the details of your case with you and discuss the best options for your case. We will also be able to answer any questions that you may have regarding your white collar crimes case. Contact the Law Offices of James E. Blatt today to protect your future and to begin fighting the charges against you.

June 2008 - People of the State of California v. Hanson - Los Angeles Superior Court, Van Nuys Courthouse - Defendant facing 12 years in state prison for 8 robberies sentenced to probation.
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June 2008 - People of the State of California v. Shim - San Bernardino Superior Court - Manslaughter charges dismissed and defendant sentenced to work furlough for reckless driving.
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June 2008 - People of the State of California v. Sterlacci - Los Angeles Superior Court, Van Nuys - Multiple narcotics and weapons charges dismissed after police fail to properly announce themselves before forced entry into home.
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February 2008 - United States v. Benjamin - United States District Court, Central District of California - West Hills resident is acquitted on two federal counts of spying for the Iraqi government.
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November 2007 - People of the State of California v. Johnson - Los Angeles Superior Court, San Fernando - Felony evading arrest charges dismissed after it was proven defendant was surfing the internet at time of the alleged crime.
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