In New York, in addition to civil liability, there may be criminal charges for giving someone an STD. Since 2017, New York’s Public Health Law Section 2307 criminalizes knowingly giving someone an STD. Elements of NY Public Health Law Section … Read More
NY Shock Incarceration allows individuals who will become eligible for release on parole or a conditional release within three years to participate in a rigorous six month program and qualify for release at the successful completion of the program. Who … Read More
You may be wondering what a NY ACD is if you have spent any time in New York Criminal Court. In simple terms, an Adjournment in Contemplation of Dismissal (commonly called “ACD” or “ACOD”), is the winning lottery ticket of … Read More
New York State divides felony matters into two categories – those with determinate and indeterminate sentences. Simply put, determinate sentences, sometimes called “flat” sentences, run for a specific period of time, such as 5 years of 10 years. Indeterminate sentences, … Read More
Under New York Law, a District Attorney can issue a Superior Court Information (in NY commonly called “SCI”). This document holds the same weight and power as a Grand Jury Indictment. However, these documents are very different from each other. … Read More
Under New York Criminal Procedure Law Section 65.05, a NY Conditional Discharge is type of sentence a sentence that is imposed by the Court that does not involve imprisonment or probation supervision. Conditions Set by the Court on a Conditional … Read More
Getting arrested for drunk driving may just be one of the worst ways to end your night. Here is advice on what to do from experienced DWI criminal defense attorneys to minimize or eliminate your criminal exposure: 1. Remain Calm … Read More
You may be asking yourself what is 30.30 time that everyone keeps talking about in New York Courts? What is a 30.30 speedy trial dismissal? What is a 30.30 time waiver? Below is everything you need to know about New … Read More
Finding out that a detective wants to speak to you may be to be one of the most stressful and unnerving experiences in life. Speak to an Attorney Before you Speak to the Detective It is natural is to inquire … Read More
Yes you should, as hiring a criminal defense attorney can make a world of difference for your case. “You need to thank your attorney. Without her, you would be in a very different position” – a New Jersey Superior Court … Read More