New York State Corrections Law 867 sets forth the eligibility requirements for SHOCK. I provided a link to Corrections Law 867 for your review.

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Adjournment

Yes. The court maintains a record of which party requests an adjournment for purposes of speedy trial. Your lawyer should be able to review the...

What will be a plea bargain for a first offense?

Your brother could be charged with various crimes under NYS Penal Law Article 130. He needs to consult an experienced criminal defense attorney as...

My grandson is now in an adolescent prison upstate, and i want to know how do I get him out?

I suggest that you speak with a family court /Juvenile delinquency attorney about the possibility of seeking a modification of the courts...

My son who is 21 is sitting in jail he asked someone for a ride and the person was pulled over for not signaling

Your son's lawyer should retain a private investigator to gather as much information as possible about his co-defendant. He or she maybe able to...

My son is 14 and charged with robbery in the second degree

I assume your son will be handled as a Juvenile Delinquent. The process by which Juvenile Delinquency cases are handled in New York is briefly...

My husband was violated on parole. How long does the parole officer have to get the parole violation papers to him? If he

I suggest you read the "Revocation Process " section of the NYS Parole Handbook. The handbook is a great resource for anyone on parole of anyone...

Hi, I am currently on NYS Parole and received a ticket for using a cell phone? can I be violated?

The general conditions of parole require that you notify your parole officer anytime you have had contact with law enforcement. You therefore need...

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If I find a bike in the middle of the night on the side of the road not in front or near any ones house by NY law can I keep it

I suggest that-if you have not already done so- that you review Penal Law 155.05(2)(b). I have provided a link to same below.

An employee embezzling money from customer before handing it over to employer. whose case is it? does the customer loose out?

In my opinion, if the customer can prove that he or she paid an employee whose job it was to collect payments, the customer should not "loose out"...