Grand larceny in the third degree is a “D” felony, which carries a maximum penalty of 7 years in jail and/or 5 years probation, plus fines and...

I don’t know what your son is charged with, but under certain circumstances, the judge could remand him without bail. If he has not hired an...

First of all, you had the wrong category, so I changed it. The possible outcomes are anywhere from a dismissal to one year in jail, and everything...

Every case is different. Therefore, there is no way to answer that question without knowing more. There are many factors to consider, such as where...

It is possible that the court appearance could be virtual. She definitely needs an attorney to represent her, as this is a serious charge, and...

I don’t know why they would not allow your aunt to pick up her own car, so I can’t really answer your question. Could it be that their...

Mr. Palumbo and Mr. Rothstein are both absolutely correct. “Pro Bono” does not mean “for free.” The actual phase is “pro bono publico,” which means...

I hope you're kidding. I doubt the police or the District Attorney would take action here, especially since you got the rings back. Why would you...

If you accumulate 11 or more points in any 18 month period, your driver license is subject to suspension. The period runs from the date of...

No, you cannot use Statute of Limitations as a defense. The charges were brought, and the delay was due to you being absent from the State....