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International Drug Crime Defense
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International Weapons Violation Defense
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International Fraud
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Our Services
We Will: Act as liaison between you, the client's family or friend, and the client being held on criminal charges in a foreign country.
Employ competent local counsel and work with them to provide an effective legal defense
Travel to the country where the client is being held
& organize local support
Use extra legal
methods to secure the client's release from foreign jail
Provide legal liaison and lobbying services between the clients family, their congressional representatives, The U.S. State Department, and the U.S. Embassy in the foreign country where the client is being held
Utilize
the Prison Transfer Treaty to get the client returned to the United States if they have been convicted of a crime and are serving a sentence in a foreign prison
Provide legal assistance for employees living and traveling abroad
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Dan Conaway, Esq.
Mr. Conaway represents clients charged for ANY criminal offense at the state or federal level. He is deeply familiar with the judges and prosecutors in these courts. He also represents clients who are arrested outside of the United States. The law firm has offices in Atlanta and New York to accommodate Mr. Conaway's clients. "The key with defending all international criminal cases is attacking the case early, preferably before any formal charges are filed against the client," explains Conaway. "Whenever a person is being investigated or is arrested for any international crime, the most important step is to develop their defense immediately. Many times, the criminal investigation can be halted at the pre-indictment stage, before the client is formerly accused, arrested, or ordered to appear in court. These are the biggest victories for a criminal trial lawyer: getting the charges dismissed before there ever is a trial." Mr. Conaway is an adjunct professor for Emory Law School's Kessler-Eidsen Institute for Trial Advocacy, where he instructs law students in the art of case preparation and trial advocacy. Mr. Conaway also teaches ethics to first year Emory Law students through a three day round table discussion group comprised of practicing attorneys, first year law students, and Emory Law School faculty. Mr. Conaway is also a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the American Trial Lawyers Association, the Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. He is also a member of the International and American Bar Associations and the Georgia and New York Bar Associations. He is currently Junior Vice Chair of the Criminal Law Committee of the International Bar Association. Through these organizations, he has helped shape public opinion and legislative policy concerning state and federal criminal law. Mr. Conaway is also the author of many articles on criminal law and he enjoys doing public speaking engagements concerning cutting edge criminal law issues. He has been selected to chair a prestigious panel of international speakers in October 2007, at the International Bar Association's annual conference in Singapore. He has also appeared as a criminal law-expert commentator on numerous national and local television news programs including CNN's Burden of Proof, Jane Valez-Mitchell Show, the Glenn Beck show, TruTV, Headline News, The Fox 5 News Channel, and CBS 46 News Channel. ADMITTED TO BAR 1993, State of Georgia EDUCATION Emory University Law School, Atlanta, GA (J.D. 1993) LEGAL ASSOCIATIONS National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers FORMER PROSECUTOR Assistant District Attorney LEGAL EXPERT COMMENTATOR CNN’s Headline News Issues with Jane Valez Mitchell, the Glenn Beck show, Fox and Friends, The Line up on Fox News Channel, TruTV and FOX 5 News Channel CBS 46 News Channel, among others SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS International Bar Association Annual Conference, 2008, in Buenos Aires CURRENT ADJUNCT PROFESSOR Kessler-Eidsen National Institute for Trial Advocacy The State Bar of Georgia's Committee on Professionalism and the State of Georgia's Chief Justice's Commission on Professionalism at Emory University School of Law
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Dan Conaway has been practicing law for the past 16 years and is a former Assistant District Attorney and a graduate of Emory University’s School of Law where he was honored for his trial advocacy skills. He regularly appears on CNN, the Fox News Channel and Tru TV to give his legal commentary on high profile cases. He has also appeared on Atlanta local television news programs in relation to his representation of various clients. He is a member of both the Georgia and New York State Bars and is licensed to practice in all state and federal courts in both New York and Georgia. Throughout the course of his career, Mr. Conaway has handled over a thousand criminal cases in state and federal courts and has tried over one hundred jury and bench trials.
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