Electronic Communications: Using phones, email, or the internet to defraud others.

Intent to Deceive: Demonstrating intent to defraud is a critical element prosecutors must prove.

Cross-Border Cases: Wire fraud often involves interstate or international transactions, making it a federal crime.

Challenging the Evidence: Scrutinizing communications, financial records, and other evidence for weaknesses.

Proving Lack of Intent: Demonstrating that there was no intent to commit fraud.

Negotiating with Prosecutors: Working to reduce or dismiss charges when possible.