Our Criminal Law Blog

Under New York Law, you cannot marry your relative. You also cannot engage in a sexual relationship with ...
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New York Juvenile Court process is confusing to say the least. Although it is very similar to the ...
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Federal Bribery is a charge that is brought against individuals who offer or attempt to offer gifts, money ...
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Medicare Fraud is a type of healthcare fraud that occurs when someone knowingly deceives Medicare to receive payment ...
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The short answer is yes, you can get in trouble for purchasing a fake COVID-19 vaccination card under ...
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PPP Loan Fraud involves submission of false or fraudulent information to the Small Business Administration in an effort ...
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Safety Valve is a provision codified in 18 U.S.C. 3553(f), that applies to non-violent, cooperative defendants with minimal ...
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Spousal Privilege in Criminal Cases, frequently called marital privilege, protects communications between spouses. Similarly, spousal privilege also applies ...
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404(b) evidence is evidence of prior bad acts that the prosecution can introduce in their case-in-chief. Under Federal ...
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One of the biggest mysteries that we all want to know, but are afraid to ask: How Can ...
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Finding out that there is a warrant out for arrest can be frightening and shocking. But lucky for ...
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There is a large difference between state and federal criminal cases. What do you think of when you ...
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You’ve received a Wells Notice from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)… now what?! Before panicking and jumping ...
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Arrests are very common and generally after a person gets arrested there is a set procedure that happens ...
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Grand Jury immunity is sometimes conferred to individuals that testify before the Grand Jury. Whether Grand Jury immunity ...
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Typically, when you think of discovery on criminal cases, it is the discovery by the Government or the ...
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