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If you have previously been arrested in New York, you may be wondering if there are ways to ...
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A voluntary surrender is a turn-in at the precinct, that has been pre-arranged by your attorney for arrest ...
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With Courts slowly reopening operations, the biggest question on the minds of clients and criminal defense attorneys is ...
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Is Stealthing a Crime in New York? The short answer to the question "Is stealthing a crime in ...
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What is a Consent to Search? A consent to search is allowing the police or members of law ...
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Frequently, online communications with strangers develop into texting and exchanging intimate photos. Although generally not an issue between ...
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New York has a provision under Article 8 of the Family Court Act for victims of Domestic Violence ...
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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, New York Preliminary Hearings are once again making an appearance in state ...
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2020 has been an unprecedented year in many ways. In the New York criminal justice system, there were ...
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How Much Should I Tell My Criminal Defense Attorney If you are meeting with an attorney for the ...
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I Fled U.S. With an Open Criminal Case, And Now Want to Come Back, What Do I Do? ...
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In New York State, individuals accused of crimes have a right to testify in the Grand Jury. A ...
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NY Green Light Law & Prior Fraudulent Application Since December 2019, New York's Green Light Law has been ...
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New York Domestic Violence Survivors Justice Act (NY DVSJA) was passed in May 2019. This recently enacted law ...
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A 5K1 letter is a document that the U.S. Attorney's Office files with the federal district court judge ...
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CPL 440.10 Motion is filed criminal cases to vacate the judgment of conviction. Unlike a direct appeal, that ...
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