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Sentencing enhancements

Additional penalties, such as longer prison sentences or higher fines, added to a standard sentence because of specific circumstances of the crime or the offender (e.g., being a public official).

Mandatory minimum sentence

A minimum length of a prison sentence or fine that a judge must impose, regardless of the individual circumstances of the case, once a person is convicted of a specific crime.

Public official

An officer, employee, or elected/appointed representative working for or on behalf of the United States, a state, or a local government in any official capacity.

Bank fraud

Knowingly carrying out or attempting to carry out a scheme to defraud a financial institution (like a bank) or obtain money or property from it through false pretenses.

Falsifying loan and credit applications

Knowingly making a false statement or report, or overstating the value of property or security, when applying for a loan or credit with a financial institution.

Falsifying tax filings

Willfully making or assisting in making any tax return, statement, or other document that is known to be false in any material matter.