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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…
Did you know that your own home offers some protection from law enforcement? Many of the rights that make your home something of a “safe space” are enshrined in the Constitution. As with most constitutional rights, you must exercise them correctly to benefit from them. In addition, doing so does not necessarily prevent law enforcement…
You hear it on crime shows all the time. A defendant stares meaningfully at a law enforcement officer who is trying to get information from him. The defendant says: “I want immunity.” In TVland, the defendant almost always gets immunity, and the law enforcement officers charge off after the big fish bad guy. On television…
If prosecutors charge you under the Armed Career Criminal Act (ACCA) you face mandatory minimum sentences of at least 15 years in prison. The ACCA establishes a defendant as a career criminal if they have had three prior violent felony or serious drug offense convictions for crimes committed “on occasions different from one another.” ACCA…
A license suspension is a serious business. While you might be tempted to ignore it and drive anyway, getting caught can have serious consequences. You need to know here about driving on a suspended license in New York. Why May a Driver’s License be Suspended There are five reasons why New York might suspend your…
Federal criminal cases don’t work the same way state criminal cases do. Target letters are a part of the federal criminal case process that is typically unfamiliar to most people. A target letter comes from the federal prosecutor. It lets you know that you’re a suspect in a federal criminal investigation. If you’re receiving a…
Recently, the federal government charged fourteen members of the New York gang known as the Double Nine Grim Reapers with RICO offenses, in addition to narcotics and firearms offenses. But what is a RICO charge? RICO stands for “racketeering influenced and corrupt organizations.” The term comes from the 1970 RICO Act. This act allows both…
People often speak of probation and parole as if they’re interchangeable, but they are two different things. Serving probation is a sentence generally used as an alternative to jail time. There are also instances where probation and jail time are part of a sentence. Probation typically lasts one to three years. Parole is a conditional…
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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.
Domestic violence
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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.
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