Is there any way that Penal Law § 245.15, once enacted, can be applied to conduct that took place before the enactment?
Its criminalization does not make it outrageous per se, but you can certainly make the argument for what it's worth.
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Its criminalization does not make it outrageous per se, but you can certainly make the argument for what it's worth.
Reposting to Immigration ro elicit appropriate expertise.
In federal appeals, and some states (not New York), it refers to the rare practice of all the judges of the appellate court (as opposed to a panel...
Yes, you can appeal. File and serve notice of appeal within 30 days of when order is served on you or by you. If appealing from Supreme or...
Yes, file the notice of appeal, too. If reargument is denied, appeal will be your only recourse.
I agree with Mr. Isquith, with the proviso that, if the settlement includes an agreement that D will not be called to testify, D cannot be called...
No. You are n the custody of NYSDOCCS until you released, and under their supervision until your PRS is done. It might be possible to transfer...
I agree with Mr. Boyer, but add this: You are asking the wrong question. What makes you think the New York office is a "subsidiary"? ...
Reposting to Criminal Defense. You can't be forced, but you can be coerced. Plea bargaining is inherently coercive, and some counties and DAs...
Reposted to Family. You had best show up.