Based on witness testimony my husband should not have been charged with robbery. Can something be done before sentencing?

There seemed to be a taking of property, even though left at the door. There was force involved during the confrontation. It makes out a Robbery...

You signed a contract which none of us have read. Try reading it yourself and see if you still have any questions or still wish to test their...

I was charged with petty larceny in Brooklyn.

Jail is unlikely. Trust your attorney. Legal Aid can handle petty thefts without concentrating.

Am I doing time?

I am not sure how domestic violence relates to auto theft, but Grand Larceny is a felony. A prison sentence is possible but not mandatory. A good...

This seems like a big discrepancy. Is there a way to get the testimony thrown out as one victim is obviously lying?

I already answered the question. The oly other thing I might add is to hire an investigator to find out why these people pointed a gun at your...

How do you get testimony of two victims who have a large and important discrepancy in their statements, thrown out?

At this moment, there is nothing to throw oout, as they have yet to testify. When they do, the defense attorney better due a terrific job showing...

My next court date is set for motions what does that mean?

Your matter is set for the submission of motions by your attorney. Your attorney will file applications to dismiss, to obtain discovery, to seek...

Woman is 22 years older than the boy of 17 is this legal condent?

Assuming the boy is mentally competent, the age of consent in NY is 17. So sexual contact would be legal.

Hi. I filed an appeal to Appellate Court to overturn a final custody order. I did not ask for "leave" it was a final order.

You now must file a formal brief as the Appellate Division has granted you the right to appeal.

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My son was arrested handcuffed fingerprinted for putting a sticker on a pole that could come right off he is 19 is this right

The NYPD did not force him to plead guilty. That was his choice. He could have fought the charge and eventually it would have been dismissed or...