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answered on Nov 4, 2024
If a criminal court has issued an Temporary or Permanent Order of Protection, then you will need to see if that Order of Protection can be modified by a subsequent order of the Family Court. It is usually either written or "checked" on the Order of Protection. If the Order of Protection... View More 
I ask because let’s say you’re arrested for not being home at 8 when you’re supposed to because you were coming home but do to traffic for example, it’s past 8? Is it a defense or it’s strict liability? What about someone dragging you outside your home to beat you up in a park?
answered on Jun 15, 2020
Yes there are defenses available to individuals arrested under the curfew. As with any case, the defense would depend on the specific circumstances of your case and arrest. The New York DAs have already indicated an unwillingness to prosecute certain types of cases. However, you should consult with... View More
So i was indicted with two felony counts to misdemeanor counts but was tried and convicted of three counts of each?
answered on Jun 15, 2020
Unfortunately, it is difficult to answer your complex questions without more information about your case, the trial and the indictment. If your rights were in fact violated, that could be an issue for appeal. Again, a more thorough review of your case would be necessary.
Case was dismissed But it left me in a lot of misery until this day
answered on Jun 15, 2020
The short answer is "No." It would be extremely difficult to prove that your child's mother was liable under a recognizable cause of action (lawsuit) and that you sustained damages recoverable under the law.
I was affected by tear gas and rubber bullets and forced to stay in the precinct after they told me they messed up on my paper work. didn’t see a judge For about 12 hrs
answered on Jun 15, 2020
You are charged with very serious felony crimes and need to represented by an experienced criminal defense attorney. That said, the fact that you were not read your Miranda rights will not invalidate your arrest. Miranda rights are necessary if the police question/interrogate you while you are in... View More
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