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Here in New York moving violations result in points against your driving record. This is the states way of monitoring offenses and punishing drivers for violations. The number of points you earn for each violation is dependent on the severity and natur...
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is a serious offense in the state of New York and carries some serious penalties including a criminal record. One of the most common questions we get from clients who are charged with a DWI after a drinking and driving i...
Getting charged with a DWI in New York is a serious offense. But there may be some circumstances that may allow charges against you to be reduced to a DWAI. This is when it is critical to have an experienced New York DWI defense lawyer on your side.
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Facing criminal charges in New York is a serious matter where the stakes are incredibly high. In the courtroom the governments representative is a prosecutor. With the power to decide what to charge and what pleas to offer it can seem like the prosecut...
Violating parole on Long Island New York can result in severe consequences for individuals who have been granted early release from prison. Whether its a technical violation or a new criminal offense understanding what happens when you violate parole i...
One form of police abuse is called Excessive Force which is when police officers use physical force against someone in excess of what is reasonable under the circumstances. A reasonable amount of force may be used to maintain physical control over some...
Criminal terms are often used one way in common everyday language but under the law they can mean something different (or at least have a very specific distinct meaning). As an experienced robbery lawyer it is my job to understand the legal nuances of ...
Once a defendant is either convicted or has pleaded guilty as part of a plea bargain it is customary for them to be interviewed by a government agency. In New York cases this responsibility falls on the Department of Probation whereas at the Federal le...
Criminally Negligent Homicide is a charge that is not often discussed but carries serious consequences. The charge is typically levied when a person causes the death of another through their own inaction or recklessness. This type of homicide is looked...
The increasing prevalence of aggravated identity theft in New York has drawn significant attention to the complexities and intricacies surrounding its legal implications. Allegations of this crime often result in severe penalties and extensive damage t...
