Federal Criminal Attorneys Serving Midland & Odessa

Providing Serious Defense for Federal Crimes in West Texas

If you or a family member is facing federal criminal charges, you need to hire an attorney who understands how to defend you in federal court. Aaron E. Eckman, one of our Midland federal defense attorneys has experience as a former federal law clerk to a U.S. Magistrate Judge and has firsthand experience in the federal court system. Additionally, both Aaron E. Eckman and Victoria Eckman have handled 400 federal cases.

Being charged with a federal crime can alter your future forever. If you have been arrested or even suspect you are under investigation, you can rely on Eckman Bidwell, PLLC to provide you with decisive, aggressive defense.

Let us help you in this difficult time. Give us a call today at (432) 223-9427.
We also represent residents of Abilene, San Angelo, Lubbock, Pecos & Alpine.

How Are Federal Crimes Investigated & Prosecuted?

Charges in federal court often carry harsher penalties and are investigated by federal agencies such as the FBI, IRS, or DEA. In general, federal crimes occur across state lines and involve multiple agencies. The investigation is generally extremely in-depth, and the accused often know that they are the subject of an investigation. When federal cases go to trial, they are prosecuted by the United States Attorneys instead of the state prosecutors. If you are convicted at trial or decide to accept a plea, you will be sentenced under the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines by a U.S. District Court judge.

Federal Probation & Supervised Release Violations

If you are convicted of a federal crime, you may be able to negotiate for probation or supervised release. Supervised release or federal probation involves strict monitoring of the convicted person for three to five years, depending on the type of crime committed. Due to the strictness of federal probation and supervised release, violations are common and can result in even more penalties. If you've committed a federal probation violation, you may feel like any progress you've made after leaving prison has been lost. However, with our team of Midland federal defense attorneys, you will have an advocate on your side who can work with the court and your probation officer to minimize any additional penalties.

Navigating Federal Criminal Investigations and Prosecutions

Facing federal criminal charges can be a daunting experience, with serious consequences that can impact your future and freedom. At Eckman Bidwell, PLLC, we understand the complexities of federal criminal investigations and prosecutions and are dedicated to providing you with the guidance and support you need.

Our experienced federal criminal defense attorneys serving Midland and Odessa have a deep understanding of the federal criminal justice system, including:

• The role of federal law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, DEA, ATF, and others
• The grand jury process and how it differs from state court proceedings
• The unique rules and procedures of federal court
• The potential consequences of a federal conviction, including mandatory minimum sentences and enhanced penalties

When you choose our firm, you can rest assured that you are working with lawyers who have a proven track record of success in federal criminal cases. We will work tirelessly to protect your rights and achieve the best possible outcome for your case.

Consult with a Skilled Federal Criminal Lawyer in Midland, TX

Federal prosecutors typically have incredible resources they can use to investigate and prepare their cases. It is vital that your defense has been prepared properly to go up against this vigorous attack. If you are currently under investigation, it is important to immediately contact a skilled Midland federal defense attorney to represent your interests. At Eckman Bidwell, PLLC, our legal team has handled thousands of cases and will do everything in our power to protect our clients' best interests.

To speak with a member of our legal team, call us today at (432) 223-9427.