Criminal defense Lawyer
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Federal Crime ... +2 more
It can be very difficult to take back a guilty plea. It can be done in rare cases, but it's no sure thing. Depending on how long ago you took...
New York does not expunge cases from your record. However, if your case was dismissed, it was probably sealed under CPL 160.50, and the law will...
This is something you need to talk to your own lawyer about. GL 3 is a class D felony, so an ACD is not a usual outcome. (And you don't plea to...
There is no expungement in New York. When your ACD expires, however, the case will be dismissed and sealed, and the law will treat it as if the...
If he cannot afford a lawyer, a Legal Aid attorney will be assigned to represent him at his first court appearance. Every criminal defendant is...
This doesn't sound like New York -- we don't have "class 4" felonies here. You might want to re-post this with the correct state (my guess is...
If you keep your nose clean during the adjournment period, the case will be dismissed and sealed, and the law will treat the arrest and prosecution...
The case is dismissed and sealed under CPL 160.50, and so (under 160.60) the law treats it as though the arrest never happened. There shouldn't be...
Hire a lawyer who knows what they're doing, tell your lawyer everything that happened, don't tell him anything that's untrue, and work together to...
Well, once someone's indicted, the statute of limitations isn't really an issue any more. The statute of limitations has to do with how long the...
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