federal crimes are different from State

crimes to the to the extent that

typically they involve more

sophisticated prosecutions in other

words the prosecutions are for fraud

cases for bankrupt uh bank robberies or

or federal crimes White Collar offenses

or federal crimes and they’re they’re

predominantly of a more serious nature

than a lot of of State crimes in terms

of uh at least uh commercial crimes

obviously you have homicide in both

state and federal locations but in terms

of uh uh Federal the difference is you

Federal prosecutors are typically uh I

don’t want to say more competent but

typically Federal prosecutors are are

more conversive with trial of cases

they’re more sophisticated they’re

supported by federal agencies or the

investigative bodies involved in Federal

cases the FBI The Drug Enforcement

Administration health and human services

so there’s a serious preparation in

federal cases by the government who is

the prosecuting Authority and uh

typically the government as opposed to

some states the government the United

States the U.S attorney’s office and the

appropriate jurisdiction kind of will

will limit its prosecutions to cases

that they believe from the beginning can

be proven Beyond A Reasonable Doubt

whereby in State Court a lot of uh

charges are are made that if evaluated

might lead a prosecutor to say we don’t

know if we can prove this case Beyond A

Reasonable Doubt typically in federal

court the prosecutor the U.S attorney

involved in the case the assistant U.S

attorney and his his office have

determined that the the case can be

proven Beyond A Reasonable Doubt so that

they’re tougher cases from the beginning

in addition to being more sophisticated

Technical and intellectually challenging

cases to a lawyer