Chicago Criminal Defense Lawyer

Criminal conspiracy is committed when two or more people agree to commit an unlawful act and take steps toward completing the act. In order for conspiracy to have occurred, the action taken does not need to be a crime, but does need to show intent to commit a crime and knowledge by the parties that the final act was illegal.

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	Aiding & Abetting Arson Assault / Battery Bribery Burglary Child Abuse Child Pornography Computer Crime Conspiracy Credit Card Fraud Disorderly Conduct Domestic Violence Drug Cultivation and Manufacturing Drug Distribution / Trafficking Drug Possession Driver's License Reinstatement DUI / DWI Embezzlement Extortion Felony Driving While Revoked Forgery Identity Theft Indecent Exposure Insurance Fraud Kidnapping Manslaughter: Involuntary Manslaughter: Voluntary Money Laundering Murder: First-degree Murder: Second-degree Perjury Prostitution Pyramid Schemes Racketeering / RICO Rape Robbery Securities Fraud Sexual Assault Stalking Tax Evasion / Fraud Telemarketing Fraud Theft / Larceny Wire Fraud