New York, NY
Criminal defense Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Federal Crime ... +2 more
Conviction for disorderly conduct will generally NOT cause a parole violation because disorderly conduct is an "offense," not a crime. Nothing is...
Your affidavits may be enough to make a motion for summary judgment but, assuming the motion is denied (because there are issues if fact that need...
Simply because a defendant refuses to consent to a search OR because there is no search warrant does not necessarily mean the search was...
As one of those that suggested you contact the lawyer I can now suggest the following: Call the prosecutor (assuming you know his/her name). If...
Hire a lawyer and discuss it with him/her. There are too many facts to even suggest an outcome. The one thing I can say is that if the police...
Contact your fiancee's attorney. He/she can then contact the prosecutor to get the property released -- assuming after all these years it is still...
Assuming that you have been properly served with the subpoena your choice is to either testify truthfully before the tribunal to which you have...
The First Amendment protects freedom of association, even between those that work for a corrections department and a convicted felon.
You most likely, if not certainly, have no criminal conviction. Only one of two results are possible both of which would result in no criminals...
If the DA (or the police) has not sought to forfeit the car as an instrumentality of a crime then yes. You would need a property release first....
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