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What Federal Conspiracy Really Requires: Agreement, Overt Acts, and Common Misunderstandings

A federal conspiracy charge is built on a simple but powerful concept: an unlawful agreement. In this video, David Tarras explains what the government must prove in a conspiracy case, why the agreement itself is the core of the statute, and how the law treats each participant’s role in the alleged partnership. Tarras describes the minimum requirements for a federal conspiracy. Two or more people must agree to pursue an unlawful purpose, and at least one overt act must be taken to advance that goal. He clarifies that not every member needs to know the full scope of the plan or perform an act themselves. The agreement to join others in a criminal objective is what places someone within the conspiracy. Tarras Defense represents clients facing conspiracy charges and federal investigations across South Florida. Learn more at www.tarrasdefense.com .