Crimes That Never Happened

Crimes That Never Happened: Beating Federal Conspiracies rips the mask off the federal justice system, exposing its dirty tricks, rigged processes, and the relentless pursuit of convictions at any cost. Written by Larry Levine, a former inmate turned prison consultant, this no-holds-barred guide takes readers deep into the legal quagmire of federal conspiracy charges-cases often built on flimsy evidence, unreliable informants, and overzealous prosecutors. Levine brings his hard-earned expertise and gritty, sarcastic voice to every page, equipping readers with the tools to fight back against a system designed to steamroll the accused. From understanding the basics of conspiracy law and the shady tactics of federal investigators to leveraging loopholes, filing killer motions, and navigating plea deals, this book is both a survival manual and a rallying cry for justice. The chapters are packed with actionable strategies, real-life examples of conspiracies that fell apart under scrutiny, and practical advice on everything from jury selection to discrediting government witnesses. With unflinching honesty and biting humor, Levine demystifies the federal playbook, empowering readers to turn the tables on their accusers. Whether you're facing conspiracy charges, defending someone who is, or just want to understand how the system really works, Crimes That Never Happened is your ultimate weapon in the courtroom. It's a sharp, unapologetic, and deeply personal exposé that challenges the myths of fairness and justice in federal cases, showing how to outsmart a system stacked against the accused. This is not a feel-good, sugarcoated legal guide-it's a raw and brutally honest roadmap for survival in the fight of your life.