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New York residents may be interested in learning about one of the things that Barack Obama did on his last full day as president of the United States. On Jan. 19, Obama commuted prison sentences for 330 people who had been convicted of drug crimes. The final round of...
New York takes driving while under the influence (DWI) seriously. State officials showcased this stance recently when they stepped up efforts to enforce DWI laws over the holidays. According to a piece in The Daily Star, while many were gathering for holiday meals and...
Are you concerned about fully understanding the processes associated with your criminal case? For many clients, their first encounter with the criminal defense process occurs when they walk through our doors for the first time. From the initial arrest through the...
Going to the salon is a time to relax, a time to enjoy a new haircut, hair color, manicure or pedicure. Whatever the treatment, clients often enjoy some chatter with their hairdresser or nail technician while at the salon. Unfortunately, gossip and stories could do...
A trial in New York in September raised the issue of the Brady rule. This rule is based on the 1963 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Brady v. Maryland, and it requires a prosecutor who uncovers evidence that is material and favorable to the defense to present that...
New York prosecutors can level charges against people deemed to be accomplices. While these individuals are distinct from the actual perpetrators, they can be found guilty because they do things that help others commit crimes. For instance, someone who loans a vehicle...
An accusation of violating drug laws in New York can be serious. Depending on the details of the charges, a conviction could result in serious criminal penalties including hefty monetary fines and potential imprisonment. Additional, social penalties can also apply....
Not all New York court cases unfold as justly they should. In some instances, defendants may be able to prove that a breakdown in the process led to unreliable or unfair results. If they can establish that their right to a fair trial specified by the Constitution's...
The colorful creatures of Pokémon are back and at your fingertips with the new mobile phone app Pokémon Go. Back in the late '90s, all Pokémon fans had to do to "catch 'em all" is collect trading cards. Now with the mobile app, fans have a new...
New York residents who understand the concept of a plea bargain might still not be familiar with the principle of "judicial economy" that makes it so attractive to judges and prosecutors. Judicial economy is the idea that moving cases efficiently through the court...