Our Criminal Law Blog

New York Child Pornography cases are aggressively prosecuted under both New York State and federal law. Some of ...

New York Youthful Offender Adjudication is a special provision in the Criminal Procedure Law that allows young people ...

If you have been sentenced to probation, you may be wondering if you can terminate probation early. The ...

It is important to understand whether you will be detained after a guilty plea in federal court. In ...

Anyone with a criminal case has probably wondered, what happens to my case if a witness doesn't show ...

One of the most stressful things about having a criminal case is keeping track of your appearance dates ...

During your first appearance in federal court, a District Court Judge will determine if you should be detained ...

New York Unlawful Surveillance charges involve unlawful monitoring of another individual dressing or undressing or the sexual or ...

The jury system is the cornerstone of our criminal justice system. Without jurors being available to hear cases, ...

If you have previously been arrested in New York, you may be wondering if there are ways to ...

A voluntary surrender is a turn-in at the precinct, that has been pre-arranged by your attorney for arrest ...

With Courts slowly reopening operations, the biggest question on the minds of clients and criminal defense attorneys is ...

Is Stealthing a Crime in New York? The short answer to the question "Is stealthing a crime in ...

What is a Consent to Search? A consent to search is allowing the police or members of law ...

Frequently, online communications with strangers develop into texting and exchanging intimate photos. Although generally not an issue between ...

New York has a provision under Article 8 of the Family Court Act for victims of Domestic Violence ...