Over the course of his 20 year career, Christopher Amolsch has successfully tried numerous criminal cases to verdict, representing individual clients in a wide variety of complex criminal cases, from white collar fraud to terrorism. Though every situation is different, the following cases highlight some of the results Mr. Amolsch has achieved for his clients:
- Obtained multiple wire fraud acquittals in a federal jury trial alleging the theft of corporate secrets
- Obtained multiple fraud and embezzlement acquittals in a federal jury trial alleging the theft of bank funds
- Obtained an acquittal in a federal terrorism trial in which the government alleged the accused confessed to being a member of an Islamic terrorist organization actively training in Northern Virginia
- Obtained an acquittal in a federal narcotics jury trial in which the government alleged the accused confessed to being a member and leader of an international drug conspiracy to import and distribute thousands of kilos of cocaine
- Obtained an acquittal in a federal jury trial alleging the use of a firearm in a crime of violence
- Obtained an acquittal in a federal jury trial alleging the use of a firearm in relation to a drug trafficking offense
- Obtained an acquittal in a federal internet solicitation trial involving an alleged minor
- Obtained an acquittal in a Virginia felony case alleging multiple counts of identity theft
- Obtained an acquittal in a Virginia felony state child sex abuse case
In addition to his trial work, following cases highlight some of the results Mr. Amolsch has achieved for his clients:
- Obtained voluntary dismissals of federal charges for bank fraud; money laundering; currency structuring; bulk cash smuggling; and narcotics distribution
- Obtained the voluntary dismissal of a 1st degree murder charge brought in Virginia state court
- Obtained the voluntary dismissal of felony narcotics distribution charges in Virginia state court
- Obtained the voluntary dismissal of rape, robbery, and assault charges in Maryland state court
- Obtained immunity/non-prosecution agreements in federal cases involving tax evasion; money laundering; narcotics distribution; art smuggling; and false statements (§ 1001)
- Investigations terminated without formal charges in federal cases involving allegations of bank fraud; wire fraud; mortgage fraud; the fraudulent use of campaign finance funds; illegal campaign fund contributions; narcotics distribution; and child pornography