Alleged visa fraud not necessarily a grave crime: US attorney

December 26, 2013 12:51

The US can still withdraw the alleged visa fraud case against Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade, although it could face some difficulties before the judiciary, according to a top American lawyer.

"I think, in this particular case, when the issue is not necessarily mistreatment in a physical sense, but low wages, I think it moves a little bit more towards a serious crime, but not necessarily a grave crime," G Douglas Jones, the ex- Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama, and currently the Treasurer of the National Association of Former US Attorneys, said.

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