What Happens When a State Fugitive Leaves the United States?
A state court can issue or maintain an arrest warrant, but returning the defendant from…
Category: Opinion/Analysis
U.S. Extradition Campaign Collapses in Austria, Leaving Washington with Few Practical Alternatives
No American agency has publicly vowed consequences for Vienna. Still, prosecutors can preserve the Firtash…
Citizenship Deprivation Begins with Notice, Not Immediate Passport Cancellation
The government must identify a lawful ground for revocation and allow the affected citizen to…
Leigh Tesar Wound Care Fraud Scheme Allegedly Targeted Medicare Patients, Including Terminally Ill Beneficiaries
Prosecutors describe disputed treatment involving medically fragile beneficiaries, but the indictment does not specifically allege…
Oren Shachar and Co-Defendant Abraham Shin Released on Bond in Medicare Fraud Case
A federal magistrate judge allowed both men to remain out of detention while their Los…
Shachar Remains Free as Prosecutors Build Hospice Fraud Trial
Federal lawyers are expected to rely upon Medicare billing records, patient files, electronic audit trails,…
Los Angeles Hospice Owner Oren Shachar Accused of Running $27.7 Million Medicare Fraud Operation
Prosecutors say the Van Nuys healthcare businessman controlled four Southern California hospice companies that billed…
Money Laundering in Privacy Mixers: Bitcoin Fog and Tornado Cash Rulings
Landmark prosecutions involving Bitcoin Fog and Tornado Cash demonstrate when cryptocurrency privacy infrastructure can become…
Andrew Farhat and the Formation Behind His Pastoral Leadership
Pastoral leadership is formed through many layers of life: personal faith, education, theological training, family,…
Diplomatic Leverage: How the U.S. Could Still Recover Emylee Thai from Vietnam
Under Vietnam’s 2025 extradition framework, the United States may need to rely on reciprocity, diplomatic…