Re: Embezzlement & Fugitive

Possibly. However, we're not talking about a minor offense with a slap on the wrist expected. This case needs to be discussed in detail, to determine what kind of plea bargain might be possible. The attorney will be able to arrange for a voluntary surrender, and will attempt to get an agreement with the prosecutor regarding potential bail and the terms of a 'deal'. Such voluntary surrender makes lower bail or Release on Own Recognizance possible. The attorney should also begin discussions with the victim company about restitution; as a deal with them would greatly help in negotiations with the DA. If your friend is serious about doing this and getting the legal help he'll need, and if the case is in Southern California courts, feel free to have him contact me to discuss the case and fees.

Re: Embezzlement & Fugitive

Yes, a lawyer is absolutely necessary here. When there is an arrest warrant, a good lawyer should be able to negotiate terms of surrender, bail and release, etc. The prosecution is always interested in bringing people to court so your friend has some leverage here, especially in a situation where he is abroad and wants to come back to face charges. Also, the fact that there are victims and possible restitution to them helps. Feel free to give me a call to discuss.

Jacek W. Lentz, Esq.

310.273.1361

www.lentzlawfirm.com

Re: Embezzlement & Fugitive

If this case is in Los Angeles area feel free to give me a call.

Re: Embezzlement & Fugitive

Attorneys Let us be professionals.

The fact of the matter is that when a criminal complaint is filed and the defendant has fled the jurisdiction, he will be convicted in absentia. Meaning that most likely he is already convicted. Furthermore if the individual was a non U.S citizen this kind of conviction at the end of jail time can result in deportation with a minimum 10 year bar. You be the judge. In conclusion if you decide you would like me to check the status of his case email me and leaver your telephone number to contact you.

Sincerely

Allen Farshi, Esq.

Re: Embezzlement & Fugitive

Attorneys Let us be professionals.

The fact of the matter is that when a criminal complaint is filed and the defendant has fled the jurisdiction, he will be convicted in absentia. Meaning that most likely he is already convicted. Furthermore if the individual was a non U.S citizen this kind of conviction at the end of jail time can result in deportation with a minimum 10 year bar. You be the judge. In conclusion if you decide you would like me to check the status of his case email me and leaver your telephone number to contact you.

Sincerely

Allen Farshi, Esq.