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Consequences of writing bad checks Explained by John Helms Bad Check Defense Lawyer from Dallas. When someone writes a check for an amount that exceeds the balance in their bank account with the intent to deceive the recipient, it is a criminal offense. This may appear harmless, but the consequences can be severe, particularly in Texas. Many people may be perplexed as to how such a crime co...

Have you or a loved one been arrested on federal drug charges recently? It can be frightening and perplexing for the accused and their families. People are frequently shocked and perplexed as to why their loved one is being accused of something in which they had no involvement. It's important to understand that even if a person isn't a full-time drug dealer, they can still face federal dru...

 John Helms, a Dallas Crime Defense Attorney, answers the following question: My Spouse is not a drug dealer.  He has a regular job.  How can they charge him with this? Many people are completely shocked when their spouse is arrested on federal drug charges.  As far as they know, their spouse has a regular job that has nothing to do with drug dealing.  They do not know anything about their spou...

John Helms, one of the best and leading white-collar criminal defense attorneys in Dallas, Texas, recently released a web resource to help people accused of fraud charges or white-collar crime. According to Helms, fraud can only be established if there is an element of deception. "Fraud cases, whether they are state fraud charges or federal mail, wire, or bank fraud charges, involve accusa...

White collar crime refers to non-violent crimes that are committed by individuals or businesses for financial gain. These crimes typically involve deception, fraud, or other unethical business practices and are often committed by professionals, such as business executives, politicians, or government officials. Examples of white-collar crime include embezzlement, insider trading, money launder...

My Spouse Is Not A Drug Dealer. He Has A Regular Job. How Can They Charge Him With This? Dallas Drug Crime Defense Attorney, John Helms Answers. It is important to understand that when a person is arrested for possession with intent to distribute drugs or conspiracy to distribute drugs, this does not necessarily mean that the government thinks the person’s entire life is being a drug deale...

Rated Best Dallas Drug Defense Lawyer John Helms Helps Defend Texans Indicted On Controlled Substance Possession Drug Charges Dallas State and Federal Drug Defense recently published a case study by criminal defense attorney John Helms that details: Top Rated Best Dallas Drug Crime Defense Lawyer John Helms Offers New Case Study Meth trafficking arrests What Is Drug Possession? What Is...

Dallas Drug Defense Lawyer Helps Defend Texans Indicted On Controlled Substance Possession Drug Charges Learn some of the effective defense strategies employed by a drug arrest lawyer in Dallas to fight indictments brought against Texans to prepare their defenses when they are facing drug charges. Meth trafficking arrests The opioid crisis has fueled a push by the federal government and local p...

North Dallas Criminal Defense Attorney, John Helms State laws vary on whether and how employers can access an individual’s criminal record as part of the hiring process. In some states, employers are unable to receive these records at all. In other states, employers can consider an applicant’s criminal record in their hiring decisions. Under Texas law, background check reports cannot contain...

"One of the most common types of white-collar crimes in Dallas is fraud. On the most basic level, most people understand that fraud has something to do with deceiving another person for some type of monetary gain." John Helms, Dallas Dallas White Collar Criminal Defense Attorney An in-depth resource by Best Dallas White Collar Criminal Defense Attorney John Helms Covers What Is Fraud?...