Federal Criminal Law
The Federal criminal system is unique and bears little resemblance to state criminal court proceedings. Federal law enforcement agencies enjoy significant resources and support in prosecuting cases. Defendants in the Federal system face long prison sentences and stiff fines. The Federal criminal justice system is more formal and technical than state prosecutions. You need an attorney with federal litigation experience to provide an effective defense.
Federal criminal sentencing is particularly complex and is often the most important proceeding in a federal criminal prosecution. You need an attorney who understands the United States Sentencing Guidelines, downward departures and variances, and how to present sentencing mitigation evidence including family, social, medical, financial, addiction, and mental health histories.
Attorney Shubin’s federal criminal trial and appellate court experience includes:
- Drug Trafficking
- Felon in Possession of Weapons and Firearm Crimes
- White Collar Crimes
- Internet Crimes
- Sex and Pornography Crimes
Federal criminal lawyer Andrew Shubin has practiced in the federal courts since 1991. Attorney Shubin travels throughout the state country to work with clients nationally, regionally, and in many jurisdictions including Philadelphia, Scranton, Williamsport, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Erie Southern District of Florida, and the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York. Federal criminal lawyer Andrew Shubin represents clients in appeals before the Circuit Courts and has appeared before the United States Supreme Court. Attorney Shubin litigates state and federal habeas corpus, 2254 and 2255 petitions.
Attorney Shubin’s cases have been featured in the New York Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, Harrisburg Patriot News, Allentown Morning Call, The Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Centre Daily Times, The Collegian, Blue (news magazine), and on local and nation television and radio affiliates, including public radio and Court TV.
