How much jail time can my husband get for a aggravated criminal contempt D felony charge
He faces up to 7 years in jail on a D felony. Absent a really bad criminal record or serious injury, it's doubtful, he'll get anywhere close to...
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He faces up to 7 years in jail on a D felony. Absent a really bad criminal record or serious injury, it's doubtful, he'll get anywhere close to...
If you caused physical injury to a non-participant you will be charged with Robbery in the Second Degree, a class C violent felony, punishable up...
It's not the VTL section you have to worry about. The DAs Office in New York will charge you with a felony if DMV refers the case to them. The...
It is no longer an issue as you have already bailed him out.
They could not get the records from the bank without some authorized person on the account giving them permission or with a subpoena. Of course...
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While it is legally permissible, it is going to be a tough sell to the DA as he has already shown an inability to follow a judges order of...
It is not mandatory. His attorney has to request one
As the other attorneys have noted, it is likely a pre-pleading investigation report as opposed to a pre-sentence report but they are essentially...
A 16 year old is too young to legally consent to sexual contact as the legal age is 17 in New York. It is not statutory rape because of the age...
Legal separation is no longer required as New York is now a no-fault divorce state. Since 2010, a new ground has been added, (DRL §170.7) "The...