Most motorists have committed some kind of traffic violation during their driving years. Generally, the offense yields a punishment that is manageable for most people, such as a fine or community service. However, there are those drivers who stand accused of much more serious traffic-related crimes that carry harsher sentences upon conviction. One Missouri county recently released statistics that may show residents just how important it is for motorists to defend themselves against serious traffic violation charges.
Criminal defense: CFO accused of embezzlement
A person accused of a white collar crime stands to lose a great deal with a conviction. It is a crime that prosecutors take very seriously no matter what type of business is involved. A conviction can result in jail time, fines and other punishment. Even just the accusation can result in damage to a person's reputation and career, so it is imperative that anyone accused of a white collar crime has a thorough criminal defense strategy. This may be what one Missouri CFO will need in relation to accusations that he embezzled almost $4 million from his company.
