Criminal Law Author

Evelyn Wong-Lee

Evelyn Wong-Lee is a seasoned appellate attorney with a focus on criminal appeals and habeas corpus cases. She has argued numerous cases before state and federal appellate courts and has a deep understanding of the complexities of appellate procedure.

Credentials

J.D., University of Southern California Gould School of Law

12+ yearsCriminal AppealsHabeas Corpus

Assigned posts

Articles by Evelyn Wong-Lee

Motion for Judgment of Acquittal Example and Legal StandardWhat Does IAFIS Represent? The FBI Fingerprint SystemCFAA: What Is the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act?USAO EDNY: Role, Jurisdiction, and Contact InformationTerrorism and Counterterrorism Laws in the United StatesHow the Drug Treatment Instead of Incarceration Act WorksAlibi Witness: Definition, Notice, and Credibility FactorsThe Fenian Brotherhood: History, Raids, and the 1867 RisingCommunity Justice: Definition, Principles, and Key ModelsFederal Parole Guidelines: Release Criteria and RevocationHillsborough County Human Trafficking Laws and ResourcesHale v. Henkel: Corporate Rights and Self-IncriminationPro Se Plea: Rights, Procedures, and ConsequencesFederal Clemency Application Process and RequirementsCambodia Child Trafficking: Legal Framework and Penalties18 U.S.C. § 2711: Stored Communications Act DefinitionsDUI Laws in El Salvador: Penalties and Legal ProceduresBank Fraud Sentencing: Federal Penalties and ProceduresThe DPR Silk Road Case: Investigation and ConvictionThe Criminal Code: Role, Organization, and ElementsWhen SAR Indicators Are Also Criminal ActivitiesCartel Money Laundering: Stages, Methods, and PenaltiesIs the Department of Education SWAT Team Real?Active vs Passive Surveillance: Key Operational DifferencesDoes Interpol Have Jurisdiction in the United States?Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act: Rules and LimitsThe Protect Our Children Act: Crimes and PenaltiesWhat Is the ATFE and What Federal Laws Does It Enforce?Felony Escape Charges: Elements and PenaltiesAlgeria Terrorism: The Black Decade and Reconciliation Laws