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United States v. S.C. - Immigration and ID Fraud, TIME SERVED, NO MANDATORY MINIMUM!

December 2012

Client attempting to enter the United States charged with False Use of a Passport, Impersonation, Immigration Document Fraud, and Aggravated Identity Theft.  The ID Theft charge carried a two-year mandatory minimum.  After relentless negotiations, which included important information about client's background, Government finally agreed to dismiss two of the charges, including the ID Theft charge.  Then, after a powerful argument at the sentencing hearing, client was sentenced to TIME SERVED.  He was immediately released and then later granted asylum.

Jessica Carmichael

Ms. Carmichael was named a Top Lawyer by Washingtonian Magazine and Northern Virginia Magazine. Ms. Carmichael has been responsible for dismissals, acquittals, or reduced charges in many serious cases where her clients were unjustly charged.

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