Money Laundering is the way in which money from illegitimate sources is turned into seemingly legitimate revenue. By hiding the origin of the money through complex financial procedures money is deemed ‘washed’ or ‘clean.’
Money Laundering, like many other white-collar crimes, involves a process of complex financial and banking instruments being used. Not all lawyers are capable or knowledgeable in defending someone accused or charged of this.
Peter McCoy and the McCoy Law Group have both the experience and knowledge to defend you or your business. Peter has been a US Attorney in South Carolina, as well as a State House Representative. Few other attorneys have the experience Peter offers.
Conspiracy involves both an attempt (or plan) and an execution of a criminal act. Essentially, a crime, which is planned by more than one person, does not actually need to occur to be charged with conspiracy.
If you’ve been charged with money laundering that means that an extensive investigation has probably taken place. Every last detail of your case needs to be analyzed by our expert attorneys. There are always legal avenues that we can explore and strategies to get your defense on its best footing.
The typical money laundering scheme involves 3 stages. The first is the structuring stage. Cash which has been ill-gotten goes into a bank account connected to a legitimate business. The second stage is called layering. At this step of the process layers are created so that the origin of the cash cannot be traced. The last step is integration. Integration involves putting the money that has been laundered back into circulation. What does this mean? Essentially at this step of the process the money can actually be used.
Peter McCoy has over 20 years of legal experience in South Carolina. From working with local district attorneys to being the US Attorney for South Carolina based out of Charleston he has an almost unmatched level of expertise in South Carolina. If you’re facing money laundering accusations or charges – contact us today.
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