WHAT IS THE MAX SENTENCE I CAN GET FOR ATTEMPING TO ROB SOMEONE??

Robbery, or taking something from a person by force, has three degrees. The most serious would get a person up to 25 years in prison, and an...

How can i have my wifes rights taken away. To keep my kids safe?

If they Re registered sex offenders they probably cannot be around children. If it can be proved, the sex offenders would return to jail and your...

Is there any way to get a felony expunged or sealed in Rochester New York and if so what kind of lawyer do I need

NY does not allow the expungement of convictions, and does not allow for the sealing of felony convictions. The only possible way to deal with it...

Although the records should be sealed, does not mean that the system does not have holes. The FBI are not controlled by NYS laws, but usually...

An ACD results in a dismissal of all charges. It is not a conviction. It should not be a problem.

DWI

Most criminal cases get plea bargained. If your court appointed attorney cannot do it, hire someone who can.

Is this cop trying to scare me into getting to meet him so he can issue a ticket and what does judge need to issue a Warrant??

The cop will probably arrest you. I doubt he can get a warrant from the court but he does not need one. Hire a lawyer and let him sortbit out.

I've been arrested for two felonies but it hasn't been taken to grand jury the da keeps adjourning it saying he is trying to get

He did not tell the police to arrest you. They arrested you and brought the case to him. The case ca be adjourned forever if your attorney...

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I recieved a ticket for a misdemeanor for selling alcohol to a minor

Plead not guilty. As you long as you do not enter a plea, the arrest should not cause a problem. Hire an attorney and let him know that you can...

Is it possible to successfully file a motion to seal a record under 160.50 if it was already sealed under 160.55?

In order for your case to be sealed pursuant to 160.50, the matter had to be resolved in your favor, i.e. dismissed or found not guilty. Since you...