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Defense Strategies in Federal Conspiracy Cases: Intent and Cooperating Witnesses | Tarras Defense

Conspiracy cases often hinge on two issues: intent and credibility. In this video, David Tarras explains the primary defense strategies used in federal conspiracy matters and why the knowing and willful element is often the most important part of the case. Tarras outlines how the government attempts to prove that a defendant knowingly joined a criminal partnership, even without direct evidence such as explicit messages or formal agreements. He describes how circumstantial evidence is used at trial and why the defense focuses heavily on whether the accused understood they were entering an unlawful plan. He also explains the critical role of cooperating witnesses and how their credibility can be challenged, especially when they testify in exchange for immunity or a plea deal. Jurors are instructed to view such testimony with caution, and that can significantly shape the outcome of a case. Tarras Defense represents clients in conspiracy prosecutions, cooperation driven investigations, and complex federal criminal matters across South Florida. Learn more at www.tarrasdefense.com .