Recent headlines show that the federal government is aggressively prosecuting bankruptcy crimes. If you’re like most bankruptcy practitioners, you’re unfamiliar with criminal law and procedure – that’s why you need Bankruptcy Crimes Law and Procedure.

This comprehensive treatise guides you through the criminal process from a bankruptcy perspective, so you’re fully prepared to represent debtors facing criminal charges – while avoiding becoming their co-defendant

With Bankruptcy Crimes Law and Procedure, you discover how:

• Criminal investigations are executed so you know what it means when a client receives a grand jury subpoena or search warrant
• You can avoid accidentally exposing yourself and your clients to criminal liability through a thorough analysis of bankruptcy crimes statutes
• A debtor’s exposure to prosecution can be limited or eliminated through the proper uses of bankruptcy defenses
• And more

Plus, you get extensive analyses of the application of privileges complete with supporting citations, so you see how privileged communication such as the 5th Amendment’s privilege against self-incrimination is viewed differently in criminal law.