Is it worth going to trial?
Without knowing all the facts & circumstances it's impossible to advise you whether you should take the case to trial or not. You should sit down...
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Without knowing all the facts & circumstances it's impossible to advise you whether you should take the case to trial or not. You should sit down...
It's perfectly legal. The state & federal courts have independent jurisdiction. In theory one single act could end up with charges filed in both...
Court proceedings are public. The only exceptions are those involving public safety or for minors. As others have mentioned, your attorney can ask...
If you have reason to believe you have an arrest warrant, the best thing for you to do would be to speak with an attorney. Most accept major credit...
Don't plead guilty. If you do, you could spend up to a year in jail. You should start looking for a lawyer. Depending on your criminal history and...
The age of consent in NY is 17. The situation you describe isn't criminal if both people consent & neither has a mental disability.
Is it the same DA's office? Just because you successfully defended one charge in one court, doesn't mean the other charge in the other court also...
If you're fine with the case being restored to the court's calendar, you should start by getting a copy of the transcripts. Then you'll need to...
You seem concerned about this. Don't be. You can always check your criminal history to see what's on there.
You should schedule a time to discuss this with your lawyer. If you're not comfortable with that lawyer, you can retain one of your own choosing.