I was arrested for 220.39. I am a current addict and needed some cash so I sold the guy 4 bags of my own personal stash.

There is a possibility that you get into a drug program, but that is not guaranteed based on your prior violent felony convictions, you may be I...

Are only felonies presented to a grand jury, or can a felony and misdemeanor be presented to together in New York?

In New York, the felonies and misdemeanors would be presented to the grand jury jointly. If the grand jury chooses to vote a "true bill" for the...

This case most likely will be resolved with an acd, at the worst , provided that this is your first arrest. You should consult an attorney, but the...

How to get a criminal case dismissed or settled for a lower charge in a months time?

You need to speak to his defense counsel or hire counsel to contact the assistant district attorney handling your brother's case. After their...

I have a marijuana acd. Will I be drug tested?

No, you simply have to show proof that the community service was completed.

THIS IS MY HUSBAND'S SECOND TIME BEATING ME UP ,WILL HE GET ARRESTED IF I PRESS CHARGES OR NOT ?

He will get arrested for misdemeanor assault. As far as jail time, his criminal record will determine what offer, if any, the Da's office will...

I recently were arrested for 220.39.

If you have a prior violent felony conviction, within the city of New York, it would be up to the District Attorneys Office to determine whether or...

I've only done 5 out of my 10 days of community service.. Will I get arrested at my next court date?

I'd have your employer write a notarized letter detailing your work hours, and provide the letter to your attorney to provide to the agency, that...

I was detained for shoplifting, I received 2 letters and a phone call. My lawyer wrote them a letter. Why won't they go away?!

Without paying the civil demand, it is in the discretion of Kmart to refer the case to the local District Attorney's office. I would have your...

How long will it take to get a grand jury?

Generally, per the NY criminal Procedural law the Da's office has 180 days to present a case to the grand Jury. However, if one is arrested and...