My cousin got caught in my car with a firearm he's locked up but the car is in my nameand the cops wont release it how do i get

It may be that the police intend on returning the vehicle but are keeping it to continue a more expansive search, or for evidentiary purposes. Or,...

Can i be charged with theft of services

This is most likely a civil issue, unless the home owner can convince the police that when you took the money you had no intention of completing...

I got my final certificate of disposition from the city court. What I need to do with it? Do I need to submit it to my workplace

Do they want to see it? If so, show it to them. If not, leave it be.

Is it legal to photograph a nude model for art in NYC including the MTA subway system?

Completely nude, you and the models may very well get arrested if any people or police around don't think it's "art". Topless, you should be ok. ...

What happens if I get a restitution note from Walmart here in New York,and I'm not able to pay due to no job?

How is it that you came into the agreement to make payments to Walmart? If it was through criminal court (probation or conditional discharge) then...

Im 15 and my boyfriend is 19. if i become pregnant can he be charged with anything? i live in ny. what can we do?

If you get pregnant, you'll need a doctor, and he'll need a lawyer. You simply must wait until you're at least 17 years old!

Criminal Charges dropped.But Brother still in a Federal Prison.

I agree with Mr. Lieberman, it's either an immigration hold, or a federal prosecution for the same crime the state dropped. Or a combination of both!

Bail

In my experience bail only changes when something happens which causes the jude to believe that the current bail is insufficient to ensure the...

It may be that the police intend on returning the vehicle but are keeping it to continue a more expansive search, or for evidentiary purposes. Or,...

Is it true the police are not obligated to help if someone broke into my home and stole $1000 worth of merchandise?

You've described the violent felony offense of Burglary in the second degree which carries a potential sentence of 15 years in state prison. I...