Acquittal in Federal Drug Conspiracy Trial

In a drug conspiracy case involving numerous defendants, Ms. Lefeber won a "not guilt" verdict on all counts for her client following a federal jury trial.

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Supreme Court Holds That Guilty Plea Does Not Bar Legal Challenge to Constitutionality of Statute of Conviction on Appeal

March 29th, 2018

The Supreme Court recently held that a guilty plea does not bar a federal criminal defendant from challenging the constitutionality of the statute of conviction on direct appeal. In Class v. United States, No. 16-424, _U.S._, 2018 WL 987347 (February…

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Obstruction of Justice Enhancement Under U.S. Sentencing Guideline §3C1.1

February 7th, 2018

The Eighth Circuit in United States v. Parker, 2017 WL 400282 (8th Cir. 2017) held that conduct that occurred after the offense of conviction and after the trial does not constitute obstruction of justice. Bender, a defendant, was charged with cons…

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Insurance Fraud Sentence Reduced

In an insurance fraud case, Ms. Lefeber successfully obtained a reduced sentence for her client based upon her use of recent Third Circuit precedent. Ms. Lefeber’s use of recent precedent supported her argument that the insurance company was the only victim of the crime because all of the account holders had been made whole. As a res… Read More

Motion for New Trial Based On Prosecutorial Misconduct Granted: Reduced Sentence

An extraordinarily detailed and forceful Motion to Vacate Sentence Based On Prosecutorial Misconduct by Ms. Lefeber, led to a new trial and a greatly reduced sentence for her client, Harold Ford. In United States v. Harold Ford, Criminal No. 06-643, Ms. Lefeber successfully won a new trial for Ford, who was originally sentenced to 23 years im… Read More

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