By all means if he is threatening someone with a gun police should be taking action. It sounds as if you would qualify for a temporary restraining order. It would be useful to consult with an attorney. If you cannot afford one contact North West Legal Services which provides legal assistance and... View More

Failure to permit pedestrian to cross at cross walk is two points. Paraphernalia is a criminal charge punishable by 2 year loss of license and six months in jail.

A search warrant is issued by a Superior Court Judge (County level with full state jurisdiction). The warrant specifies a particular place. As long as the place is named in the warrant then the search is valid.

It does not sound like charges were filed as the police are required to charge domestic violence on a warrant. You can look to see if anything has come in the mail. I would not contact the police as that would remind them to pursue the incident. AG directives have instructed police to wait before... View More

You would be best served retaining counsel to provide you with a well reasoned answer before committing yourself to a potential State Prison sentence. This is not something you should be obtaining from a message board.

This has been posted to the New Jersey forum. you will need to ask lawyers in New York.

While there is a moratorium on evictions, it sounds like there is domestic violence potentially at play. You may be able to obtain a temporary restraining order which would require his removal at least temporarily.

Every case they hear is a result of a grant of certiorari.

Could be aggravated assault due to the weapon. 3-5 years State Prison exposure.

It can constitute harassment and a retraining order if well documented. It is difficult to make such a case, but there is case law permitting it. It is not favored by police for obvious reasons (we want people to report crimes). To have any reasonable chance you would be wise to consult with an... View More

Most attorneys will charge an hourly rate commensurate with the complexity of the matter and their level of skill. They will seek an initial retainer to cover a significant number of hours.

An expungement removes your record of arrest and legally permits you to say "I have never been arrested" and anyone who seeks to use said arrest against you is guilty of a 4th degree crime.

If you were charged with a crime and requested the public defender, then you have to pay the fee. If the charges were dismissed, then they did their job.

If it is a first offense there will likely be probation. But keep in mind that people do screw up on probation and then go to jail.

Opting for the ignition interlock device is a fist conviction. You should retain counsel and determine whether the charges are defendable. You cannot appeal your decision, but you may be able to withdraw a plea. You may only appeal decisions of the judge.

I am assuming you are saying that you have a TRO and he still calls and now is wanted for a violation. I am not sure what your question is.

3-5 years State Prison. 2 year loss of license, $15,000 in penalties.

If a charge has been issued then you have been “arrested”. Fortunately you are being processed on summons and not warrant which would require processing at the jail. You are facing a matter which on first offense could possibly lead to probation but the criminal record is a problem plus it... View More

This isa bit too hypothetical with no real information. Depends on the charge and whether venue/ jurisidiction exists in multiple counties.

It is severe enough that you could have a criminal conviction and loose your driving privileges for 2 years. As a first offender you most likely will not go to jail. But once on probation many get violated and do end up with worse sanctions. So I would recommend you be represented by a lawyer.