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A conspiracy consists of any two or more people who agree to commit a crime or unlawful act and have taken actions towards the crimes completion. To be charged with conspiracy you do not need to actually commit the crime, the actions need to only indicate that the people involved have the intent to commit the crime.

Some of the more common conspiracy charges in Miami, Florida are:

• Business fraud
• Medicaid fraud
• Solicitation
• Bribery
• Tax offenses
• Homicide
• Assault
• Financial schemes

Conspiracy is a serious offense and to effectively fight a conspiracy charge in court you will need the help of an experience criminal attorney that knows the ins and outs of conspiracy charges. According to state law if you are the victim of the offense that was to be committed you are not eligible to be charged with conspiracy. Other exclusions from conspiracy charges include situations where the only other person in agreement to commit the crime is:

• A civil partner or spouse
• An intended victim of the offense, and
• Any person underage of criminal responsibility

Most Fort Lauderdale federal crimes will consist of conspiracy charges along with the original committed crime. If a prosecutor proves conspiracy, all testimonies of the co-conspirators can be used against the defendant in a court of law. This is why you need an aggressive Miami criminal defense lawyer who will break down the prosecutor’s case and counter any evidence in order to protect your rights.

Our Miami criminal defense lawyers provide attorney representation to people being charged with conspiracy and other related criminal defense cases. Contact our Fort Lauderdale law offices today at 786.371.4431 to speak with an experienced criminal conspiracy attorney so we can evaluate your case and help you take the next step in resolving your legal situation.