It is difficult to withdraw a plea unless there is a valid reason. Speak directly to a defense attorney about the issue.

Possibly. You didn't write what the charge is. In any event, you should speak to a criminal defense lawyer.

DWAI is a traffic infraction and not a misdemeanor. More facts are needed to answer your question, like the time between the criminal DWI conviction and the new DWI-related charges.

There is no standard plea bargain with endangering or any other crime. Every case is different.

VTL 511 is a misdemeanor, so, yes, it is a crime. Were you not advised by an attorney? In any event, a court reporter should have the transcript.

The short answer is sort of. The punishment is similar but the evidence for alcohol and drugs is quite different. Generally speaking, it is easier to prove DWI, especially with a chemical test result, than DWAI by Drugs.

The strength of the case depends on many factors like the number of witnesses, if there was an identification and if property was recovered.

You potentially described Rape in the Second Degree (sex with a minor who is younger than 15 and a person who is at least 18 and at least 4 years older), which is a serious felony with a mandatory minimum prison sentence.

Yes, you should go to the nearest police station to file a Domestic Incident Report.

If you did not appear at a scheduled court date then a bench warrant was likely issued for your arrest. If you come into contact with police you will be arrested and brought to court. You could voluntarily appear with an attorney to clear the warrant.

New York is a one-party consent state. Here is a helpful guide: http://www.dmlp.org/legal-guide/new-york-recording-law.

The court calls the cases. It depends on the reason for the attorney's absence. If the attorney is engaged then, the court simply offers a new date.

It's does not appear to be a conflict even if you pay. The duty is owed to re client, not to the person who pays for the attorney.

Of course you can refuse. But there are consequences like a one-year license revocation and the refusal can be used at trial as consciousness of guilty. Whether or not to refuse is a complicated question that depends on the specific facts of each case.

Several crimes. I advise you to speak to an attorney immediately and do not disclose any additional facts or reference your name.

That sounds awful. You should be able to find a reputable lawyer here.

Yes, but you pleaded guilty you likely answered several questions that would make an appeal on that basis highly unlikely. If a lawyer advised recommended that you take a plea it was probably for the reason that you wrote: you were likely to be found guilty at trial.

Why aren't you also under investigation for the assisnatation of JFK? Homicide detectives aren't limited to the confines of a given precinct.

Do you have a legal questions? Sounds more like you want to hear yourself write/talk.

You should talk to a defense attorney immediately. Sounds like your son will be charged with Grand Larceny, a felony. In some cases it is possible to avoid jail and a permanent criminal record. But that depends on a number of factors.