21 U.S.C. § 846 Related Insights & Resources

In federal court, some of the most important battles happen after trial—on appeal—where the focus shifts from emotion and witnesses to law, precision, and strategy. I recently argued a federal criminal appeal before the United States Court of Appeals, and the issues at stake highlight just how critical appellate advocacy...

Ron Chapman is a Federal Defense Attorney and Author of Unraveling Federal Criminal Investigations. He’s spent a career beating the DOJ’s most difficult cases for his clients. Ron Chapman argued United States v. Campbell in the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals before Judges Davis, Clay and White. Ron argued that...

The 11th circuit issued its opinion on remand in Ruan v. United States and determined that the jury instructions were not sufficient to advise the jury of the requirement that a physician subjectively believe that he or she unlawfully distributed narcotics.