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Washington Counterfeiting Charges

The United States loses millions of dollars each year because of counterfeiting, which is the copying/faking of currency notes, coins, and important documents and presenting it as real and genuine in order to commit fraud.  The FBI works with local and state agencies in the White Collar Crime task force to seek out violators of this federal law so that they can be brought to justice.  Considering the many investigators and agents that seek out counterfeiting acts around the U.S., it is not surprising that many violators of this law get caught and end up being charged with counterfeiting. 

If you are in any way involved in a counterfeiting case, you will need an attorney who is experienced handling this type of case.  Federal laws and court procedures are drastically different from state laws and procedures, and in order to effectively handle counterfeiting charges a lawyer must be well versed and up-to-date with federal laws and regulations regarding this offense.  If you have been charged with counterfeiting any of the following types of documents, you should immediately consult with a Seattle theft crimes attorney at our firm:

  • Currency
  • Deeds & Titles
  • Checks
  • Corporate Documents
  • Insured Bonds
  • Money Orders
  • Court Seals

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The penalties for counterfeiting in Washington depend on several factors regarding the nature of the offense. The financial value of the object counterfeited is the main factor taken into consideration when applying sentences to this type of case.  Also considered, is where the offense took place; if the crime was committed on a national level, it will be handled in a United States Court’s Jurisdiction. The consequences resulting from a counterfeiting conviction can include time in a federal prison, asset forfeiture, restitution, and a criminal record that could negatively affect your life for years to come.   

If you are facing counterfeiting charges, you should immediately contact a Seattle Theft Crimes Lawyer so work can begin on your case. 

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