About this video
A target letter is the U.S. Attorney's Office telling you, in writing, that a federal grand jury has substantial evidence linking you to a crime and that you are likely to be indicted. Brian Foley explains what the letter typically contains — an invitation to testify or to meet, and a warning not to destroy evidence — and why the days after receiving one are the most important in the entire case.
This video is educational only and does not create an attorney-client relationship.