How much time does the da have to arraigne you for a misdemeanor in N.Y.

There is no set time for an arraignment. Instead, there are speedy trial rules that require them to be ready for trial within a set period of time.

What can I expect from a criminal tresspass second degree in N.Y.S. , never been in trouble besides a misdemeanor dwi in 2008 ?

That offense is a Class A misdemeanor, which is a crime punishable by up to a year in jail. It is difficult to forecast a result with such meager...

What will happen to my daughter? She was arrested for misdemeanor obstruction.

She is probably charged with a Class A misdemeanor. The maximum penalty is one year in jail, of which a person will serve 8 months. Nearly all...

What happens when you had a dwi case in long island on 2009, finished community service but didnt pay a fine now arrest warrant?

Your should hire an attorney to help you with this. It might be possible to have it handled without a court appearance, which will save you time...

You should hire an attorney and defend yourself in Court. Depending on a lot of factors, an attorney may be able to get for you a result that...

One should have nothing to do with the other. If your license was revoked, you will need to reapply, and you should do that immediately at your...

Criminal Defense, Can the court force you to turn over evidence?

What does you attorney say when you ask him or her this question? In general, the DA can apply for a search warrant to search the contents of...

This is what we would call a continuing violation - meaning that you are continuing to violate the law (assuming you have done so in the first...

What can my son if he's been denied his prolimanary trail and his grand jury trail while incarcerated ?

It is difficult to understand what you are saying, mainly because you grammar and spelling are poor and your use of terms is a bit misplaced. If...

First time for petty theft in Poughkeepsie Ny & I live in Brooklyn I gotta see the judge today any thoughts on the Consequences?

Don't plead guilty to anything, and don't agree to anything without the use of an attorney. You should hire one, or if you are indigent, apply for...