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The American Bar Association (ABA) White Collar Crime Committee selected to publish Mr. Shaun Khojayan’s article on Federal Criminal Non-Jury Trials with Specific Findings in its winter/spring 2024 newsletter.  The article details the different types of non-jury trials, when they may be appropriate, the importance of jury trials to our history and democracy and Mr. …

THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION WHITE COLLAR CRIME COMMITTEE SELECTS MR. KHOJAYAN’S FEDERAL CRIMINAL DEFENSE ARTICLE FOR PUBLICATION Read More »

A federal indictment accused Mr. Khojayan’s client of conspiracy and possession with intent to distribute narcotics. If convicted, his sentence would include a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in prison.
Upon receiving the indictment, Mr. Khojayan noticed issues with the timing of the arrest and began investigating possible motions to fight the case.

Los Angeles, California — Mr. Khojayan’s client ran a business that promised customers guaranteed admission into U.S. universities. The government accused the client in Los Angeles federal court of immigration fraud based on the theory that the university admissions resulted in false issued I-20 immigration documents to enter the United States. The client’s defense was …

MR. KHOJAYAN WINS ACQUITTALS ON 9 OUT OF 11 COUNTS AFTER BENCH TRIAL ON IMMIGRATION FRAUD Read More »

Los Angeles, California – Mr. Khojayan’s client was a longtime leader of a Los Angeles street gang who had recently turned his life around to promote peace in the neighborhoods. He was charged in Los

A three count criminal Complaint and Information charged our client with possession to distribute narcotics, in violation of 21 U.S.C. §841(a)(1). The charges carried a minimum of at least 10 years in prison.

The postal inspector swore in his Complaint that he identified our client as mailing drugs from several post offices in San Diego to Tupelo, Mississippi

Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorney Shaun Khojayan was able to secure the granting of the first petition to terminate sex offender registration (CR-415) in Los Angeles under Penal Code 290.5.

Mr. Khojayan’s client had been convicted previously of possession of child pornography and distribution of child pornography…

Defendant conspired and agreed with co-defendants to distribute, and possess with the intent to distribute controlled substances concealed in packages by delivering them through the United States Postal Service in Los Angeles County

A 29 count indictment charged 70 defendants with RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations) conspiracy and narcotics trafficking that would otherwise result in a minimum mandatory sentence of 10 years in prison for each defendant. Mr. Khojayan’s client was recorded on phone calls and reports of investigation helping arrange narcotics distribution. His client had minor prior criminal history, which although “expunged” still counted under the federal sentencing guidelines.