What is a NY Conditional Discharge in a Criminal Case?
Under NY Criminal Procedure Law Section 65.05, a NY conditional discharge in a criminal case is a type of sentence that does not involve imprisonment or probation supervision.
Conditions Set by the Court on a Conditional Discharge Sentence
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What To Do When You Are Arrested for Drunk Driving
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 and Polite
When...
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What Is CPL § 30.30(2)(a) and When Can You Be Released?
If you are in custody and the prosecution is not ready to move your case forward, CPL § 30.30(2)(a) may allow you to be released before trial. This provision sets strict time limits on how long you can remain jailed while the prosecutor delays, and it can result in release on your...
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A detective contacted me – what do I do?
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 why they're contacting you. However,...
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