Yes. PL 265>3 is a C Violent felony for possessing a loaded gun outside of the home or office. That is very serious a month does not go by when I don't have 2-5 new gun cases retain my services. There are many things a skilled defense attorney can do to get a better plea or perhaps... Read more »
I need to know cause if I can I need to know in advance so if I do get arrested for kissing my girlfriend in public during covid I will be prepared to challenge this law and then file for dismissal for defect in the criminal statute
I think there was an Onion article that people took to be a regular article. I know of no COVID-19 related law that would keep you from consensually kissing your girlfriend in public.
He has been threatening me for years in kicking me out for no reason and threatening to call the cops on me.He called the police on me and lied to them telling them I steal his stuff, and that I get violent.When in fact he is the aggressor. He goes around to neighbors and spreads lies about me.I... Read more »
If you are under age you can file for support, if you are an adult your only recourse is a quick trial.
I had him blocked on everything and he still can leave voicemails. He hasn't threatened me. I talked to the police and they did a report and said they couldn't do anything else since he hasn't harassed me.
Have an attorney send a cease and desist letter. If he doesn't abide by that then file for a temporary order of protection. There may also be an element of stalking/harassment here. Document everything.
Here is the statement off my ticket from the office of course doesn't state he was following me just looking for a reason to pull me over.
On the above date and time which is 06/09/2019 The driver/defendant was observed travelling east on kirkville road near kinne street with a tree... Read more »
Air fresheners have resulted in obstructed view stops. You could reach out to attorneys on this site or ones you find on your own to discuss in greater detail. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
I’m a green card holder and have my final citizenship interview this month. The misdemeanor was from driving with an expired drivers license and getting rear ended (I’m not at fault for accident), but the officer said if I can renew my license before my court date, it should be able to be... Read more »
There's no way of telling whether or not the misdemeanor will effect your immigration status without more details. Also, as far as renewing your license, it's rather straightforward now (make an appointment, or do it online). Consult with a law office who will try to get the ticket... Read more »
A person said to me on craigslist that I was a type of person that was derogatory that was saying about me being black in my family and saying it’s not right all you are a type of people shouldn’t be existing or something like that
Yes. A person may commit Aggravated Harassment over the internet. It may, however, be difficult to ascertain who actually wrote the message.
Should I acquire a lawyer or defend myself. The young lady who is claiming the harassment was harassing me. It all started when my fiance tapped her bumper, she began to rant and rave I was a passenger in the backseat. She targeted me refused to allow me out of the car and began screaming I want... Read more »
For the charge of harassment in NYS there does not necessarily have to be physical contact. You may wish to see if there are cameras around which caught the incident. A private investigator can do this on your behalf. I would be happy to go over your paperwork and advise you regarding your case.... Read more »
Its a 180.80 motion
Motions on a criminal case would be filed with both the court and the DA. However, for 180.80, it is usually an oral motion, made by the attorney, if there isn't a felony hearing or grand jury indictment on an incarcerated defendant within a certain amount of time. I have personally never seen... Read more »
Charges : bail jumping for misdemeanor damage property plus 2 misdemeanor trespassing charges and I violated my probation for misdemeanor littering outside.
I paid my bail in full.
I was charged back in Oct 2018.
If I surrender how much jail time I am looking to?
In NYS an A misdemeanor is punishable by up to one year in jail. No matter how many you have the maximum sentence would increase to 2 years. With that being said, it has been my experience that a bail jumping charge is difficult to prove and usually results in a plea bargain. Because your cases... Read more »
Can they now fix the immigration statues? Now that they are 18 ?
More information is needed. The facts are unclear, but you suggest that there is a final order of removal/deportation. This significantly complicates matters.
There are risks. Did you just turn18 years old? What, if any, form of relief is available? A series of other facts still remain... Read more »
I paid the bail in full.
Charges : damage property and 2 trespassing
The charges were filed on Oct 2018
It depends especially how long you skipped out. If you have a lawyer and surrender its possible the fail would be restored for yhe first no show if it was more than the court could hold you until case is completed. On a misdemeanor the maximum sentence is one year which is actually 8 months when... Read more »
No, New York is a one party consent state. So as long as one party knows it is fine.
I have numerous screen shots of the family speaking poorly about me and I am worried because they can make me a target knowing I have my son. They are even making FAKE pages of me on Facebook. Please give me answers and how to take action asap. Thank you in advance
You can go to Criminal Court and get a restraining order.
I have tried calling them and they would decline my call and respond with I'm sorry I cant talk right now. Me and my husband have already made the full payment and we would like to know what are some precautions we need to take from here because it seems that the Wedding Studio is also... Read more »
I am confused.
If you are already married why do you need a wedding studio? If you aren't married yet, then perhaps you do.
You might consult a lawyer in your community. If they have engaged in fraud it may be a crime, but you can't prosecute it. You may wish to sue... Read more »
he moved to another state in order to not pay it and constantly lies.
No. But he could be incarcerated for contempt of court or perjury.
I've been accused of 7 charges, false written statement, 3 counts criminal mischief ,1 with intent to damage property, arson, desecration of a cemetery, criminal mischief: hate crime i need advice I have both of the statements mine and the other person involved, i did not commit any of these... Read more »
You need to immediately consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney for proper representation. What county are the charges pending in? Call me to discuss further (516) 766-1878.
She knew months before the child was born I wasn’t his father but the day he was born had me sign the documents and I believed to be the father i was with her for 11 years and help please
You don't say how long ago you signed the papers so it is difficult to give you an answer as that is a critical piece of information. However, based upon what you have said, you may be able to set aside the acknowledgment of paternity based upon fraud.
He served his sentence and got put in mental facility because he’s a serial offender and was still a risk to society. I was never told he was released and he’s been seen around my home town and now I’m afraid and traumatized all over again because he came back to the place where this all... Read more »
This is a horribe answer to your question, but it gets arround to answering why suing probably won't help you.
You can sue anyone for any reason you want, but it doesn't mean you will win anything.
The state failed to tell you something. I don't remember you... Read more »
...would that person be in any legal trouble in NY or NJ?
Please don't do this. As attorneys, we are not qualified to counsel or advise in situations like this. But it is difficult to sit idle and say nothing when someone speaks of doing this. Please look into resources that are out there. There are hotlines, helplines, and other forms of counseling.... Read more »
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