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In popular crime shows, various characters are often charged with “attempted murder.” So, most people are aware that a crime does not have to be successful to lead to jail time and other negative consequences. Recently, there have even been a few memorable attempted crimes in the news. For example: Police arrested a suspect over…
A pre-trial motion is a written argument made to the court before a trial. Federal criminal defense attorneys make these motions to try to give you an edge in the case before your case ends up in front of a jury. These motions also help the trial proceed more efficiently by hashing out several issues…
The federal government uses the Grand Jury process to conduct investigations and seek an indictment. Receiving a subpoena can be stressful and scary. Here is everything you need to know about responding to a federal Grand Jury subpoena. What is a subpoena? A subpoena holds significant authority granted by the courts, and it demands compliance.…
When you’re charged with a crime in New York, it’s important to understand how criminal procedure could impact your case. It’s also important to understand your rights. Double jeopardy protection is one of your rights, and a good criminal defense attorney can use it to protect you in some scenarios. Under normal circumstances, you should…
Menacing is a class A misdemeanor that covers one of three distinct acts. According to New York Penal Law § 120.14, a person commits menacing in the second degree when: They threaten another person with a deadly weapon, dangerous instrument, or anything that appears to be a pistol, revolver, rifle, shotgun, machine gun, or other…
The First Amendment protects our right to assembly. Yet police arrest people at protests all the time. What’s going on, what are you being charged with, and what can you do if a protest arrest happens? Here’s what you need to know. The Most Common Charges The most common charges are: Unlawful assembly. New York…
When police officers impound a vehicle, they usually take inventory of everything found inside that vehicle. The purpose of such a search is not to find evidence. Instead, it’s to avoid a dispute later should some item in the vehicle come up missing. An inventory search is a warrantless search. Police are not allowed to…
The federal government has extensive resources to throw at any investigation. When they come for you, they’re not worried. They may even tell you outright, via a Target Letter, that they think you’re a criminal. There are other signs as well, though, and you’ll want to be aware of them. As soon as you spot…
Some felonies are more severe than others. In New York, felonies get classified into five categories from A to E. A is the most serious, and E is the least serious. All felony convictions carry lifelong consequences, and you should throw as many of your resources as possible at defeating any felony charge. Nevertheless, knowing…
Last week, a New York man made news by sitting on the edge of a skyscraper window as the FBI raided his apartment. Perching somewhere dangerous is an example of what not to do when federal agents raid your home or business. But what should you do? Ask for a Warrant It’s rare for federal…
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Burglary
Client rejected all plea offers. After the trial concluded, the jury needed only 2 hours to acquit client of all felony charges, and even the criminal mischief charge as well.
Domestic violence
We were able to convince the Manhattan DA's office to dismiss the case without any ACD at all. The case was dismissed and sealed immediately.
Bank fraud
After preparing this case for a JURY TRIAL, the DA's office finally offered a reduced charge and gave my client a no-jail sentence of probation.
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Client faced a mandatory minimum of 10 years incarceration, we were able to secure a sentence of 1 day in jail.
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