What kid of Post Conviction Relief can be applied for with a Robbery 2nd degree charge in NY?
For a Robbery on the 2nd Degree in New York, the options in terms of post-conviction relief are the same as for most felonies. If a Notice of...
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For a Robbery on the 2nd Degree in New York, the options in terms of post-conviction relief are the same as for most felonies. If a Notice of...
I agree with the answer of Attorney Lawrence H. Schoenbach, but I would further add that, even if an ACD was a conviction or involved a pre-trial...
It's very difficult to answer this question without more information: (1) Which jurisdiction (county) in New York are you referring to?; (2) Is...
Under New York Penal Law Section 245.15 (Unlawful dissemination or publication of an intimate image), it is a Class A misdemeanor to share sex...
As long as the woman is not also a parolee and the housing situation was otherwise appropriate (e.g., not a known drug location), there wouldn’t be...
There are certain business licenses that usually cannot be held by people convicted of felonies. Someone who is a convicted felon can apply for a...
The age of consent in New York is 17 years old. Unless the police could establish that the couple had sex before her 17th birthday, there is no...
As the knife will probably be considered a “deadly weapon”, the charge would most likely be Robbery in the First Degree.
If the person files a complaint and police believe they have probable cause, you would in all likelihood be arrested. After arrest, you would be...
Generally parolees cannot live with other parolees, but whether or not a parolee can live with a convicted felon (not currently on parole) depends...