BEWARE OF POTENTIAL CLIENTS WHO WANT YOU TO COLLECT A DEBT
Nov 09, 2010
This Guide is primarily aimed at other attorneys on Avvo.com as well as regular practitioners who may get a call from a potential client who wants you to collect money for them. BEWARE, there are a lo...
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN IF MY CASE GOES TO PART 9 IN NASSAU COUNTY?
Nov 07, 2010
If you've initially been charged with a felony, but haven't yet been indicted, you usually will be arrested and brought before an Arraignment Judge in District Court who will set bail on you and then s...
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WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM SENTENCING FOR A VIOLATION IN NEW YORK?
Nov 07, 2010
If you are convicted of a Violation, which is not a crime, you can be sentenced to as much as 15 days in jail, a $250 fine and/or a Conditional Discharge for up to one year. This is important to know ...
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How Much Time Do I Serve On An "a" Misdemeanor In New York?
Nov 07, 2010
If you are convicted of an "A" Misdemeanor in New York state, you can serve up to 1 year in jail, 3 years on Probation or be fined a maximum of $1000. However, its important to remember that you get 1...
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What Happens If I Violate My Probation?
Nov 07, 2010
If you are placed on Probation in New York, the Judge will issue you an Order which sets forth the requirements you must meet and the Probation Department will enforce them. If you fail to abide by th...
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RECORDING CONVERSATIONS DOES NOT REQUIRE CONSENT IF YOU ARE A PARTY TO IT
Nov 07, 2010
While many states require consent to record a conversation you have with someone else, in New York state, as long as you are a party to the converstation, you may safely record it for future use.
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YOUTHFUL OFFENDER STATUS AND WHAT IT MEANS IN NEW YORK
Nov 07, 2010
Youthful Offender means anyone who commits a crime while still under the age of 19 years of age. In those situations, a judge can and will set aside a conviction for most crimes on the basis that the d...
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THE DIFFERENCE IN HOW YOUR CRIMINAL CASE IS HANDLED WHEN YOU REACH 16
Nov 07, 2010
There is a big difference between age 15 and 16 and how your criminal case is handled. Up to the age of 16, if you are arrested for a criminal matter, your case is handled in Family Court. However, o...
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HOW TO IMPEACH A WITNESS ON THE WITNESS STAND - PT. 8
Nov 06, 2010
You can also use the underlying "bad acts" of a prior conviction and even if the person wasn't convicted of that specific crime, you may still be able impeach them with the underlying act itself.
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How To Impeach A Witness On The Witness Stand - Pt 7
Nov 06, 2010
You can also impeach a witness by asking them about their prior convictions. If those convictions bear upon that witnesses credibility, then they are a good place to start your questioning. It will i...
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