Illinois is one of the few states to have adopted mail and wire fraud statutes and included them as provisions in their state criminal code. The language of the statutes mirrors the federal mail and wire fraud statutes, and contains the exact same elements. This gives prosecutors (federal and state) added ammunition in negotiating with a defendant pre-trial, since the threat of additional state charges on top of federal charges brings the prospect of additional prison time and costs. If you are charged with mail or wire fraud (state or federal) in Illinois whether you are in Chicago, Rockford, Peoria, Benton, Springfield, East St. Louis or anywhere in between, Boles Holmes White, LLC can help. As a national criminal defense firm, Boles Holmes White, LLC has seasoned veterans in the field of mail and wire fraud, and have vast trial experience in both state and federal courts. **Our firm has attorneys licensed in New York, District of Columbia, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama and have been admitted pro hac vice in many other state and federal courts across the country.**
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