Hempstead, NY
Criminal defense Lawyer at Hempstead, NY
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Wills & Living Wills ... +2 more
Aggravated felonies, which consist of crimes that involve weapons, injuries or potential for injuriesare the most serious crimes and are specifically defined by statute in the Immigration and Nationali...
See Full GuideAny person who is not already a citizen of the United States, including lawful permanent residents (those with Green Cards), can be deported because of certaincriminal convictions. Lawful permanent re...
See Full GuideEver since 9/11 the United States has passed a number of Immigrtion rulings that have changed the practice of criminal law dramatically. From what it appears, the Immigration and Naturalization Depart...
See Full GuideBy the time the testimony in the trial is complete, it then falls upon the parties to sum up their version or interpretation of what has transpired throughout the trial. Those are the closing argument...
See Full GuideI always use a simple visual aide I developed to prove my point about not everything you hear or see first is the whole story or correct. During jury selection I hold up a piece of cardboard (the back...
See Full GuideNext comes your Opening which you must give after the Prosecutor gives their Opening and tells the jury all about how your client did this horrendous crime and now its your turn to step up to the podiu...
See Full GuideSo the first thing you want to do is tell the jury as soon as you have your first chance to address them (usually during jury selection) of this problem and the solution which is for them to be abundan...
See Full GuideSo what can be done when the prosecution gets to tell their story first and the jury focuses their attention on it and then have a hard time even hearing your client's version of what happened because ...
See Full GuideOver the years, the order of trial has evolved to require that the prosecutor must prove their case completely (known as a prima facie case) before the Defendant needs to do anything. And even then, t...
See Full GuideWhen someone asserts their Fifth Amendment privilege it basically means they feel that they might be subjected to prosecution for a crime if they give testimony. That right to remain silent goes back ...
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