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Sep 06 Understanding Harassment Charges in New York

In this article, we’ll explore what constitutes harassment under New York law, the legal framework in place, and what individuals can do if they find themselves facing harassment charges. What Constitutes Harassment? According to New York criminal law, harassment generally refers to behavior intended to annoy, alarm, or...

Aug 30 Understanding DWI License Suspension

Understanding DWI License Suspension in New York: What You Need to Know Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) is a serious offense in New York, and the repercussions extend beyond legal penalties. One of the most significant consequences is the suspension of your driver’s license. If you’re facing a DWI...

Aug 23 Gun Possession Defense in New York City

New York City has some of the strictest gun control laws in the United States. Therefore, understanding how to navigate gun possession laws is crucial, especially if you find yourself facing gun possession charges. Understanding New York City’s Gun Laws New York City’s gun laws are governed by...

Aug 09 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A CASE IS DISMISSED

Introduction In the legal system, there are instances when a case may be dropped in New York due to various reasons. When a case is dropped, it means that the charges against the defendant are dismissed, and the legal proceedings come to an end. In this article, we...

Aug 09 American Bar Association Article

Check out my inclusion in the article entitled “Immigration Lawyers” published in the ABA Journal. In it, I discuss my experiences practicing both immigration law and criminal defense: https://abajournal.com/magazine/article/we-the-immigration-lawyers “Everybody is a human, and everybody can make a mistake,” He says. “My clients are people who came to...

Aug 09 Understanding Criminal Contempt in New York

What is Criminal Contempt? Criminal contempt refers to actions that obstruct or disobey the authority of a court. It is essentially a way to penalize behavior that disrupts the legal process or shows disrespect for the court’s authority. This can include failing to follow a court order, disrupting...