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How Serious is “Leaving the Scene” in Nassau County?
- Criminal Defense
Leaving or fleeing an accident scene is against the law in the State of New York. If you’re charged with leaving the scene of an accident in Nassau ...
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On Long Island, What Constitutes Harassment?
- Criminal Defense
- Harassment
On Long Island or in New York City, if you are charged with first-degree or second-degree harassment, or with first-degree or second-degree aggravated ...
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What are the Penalties for a Drug Charge in Nassau County?
- Criminal Defense
Drug crimes in New York are treated quite seriously, so the penalties you face if you are found guilty of a drug crime may be quite severe. If you are ...
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What Should You Do If You Are Charged With Disorderly Conduct?
- Criminal Defense
New York’s disorderly conduct law prohibits a number of behaviors. If you’re charged with disorderly conduct or with a more serious offense like r ...
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What Should You Do If You Are Charged With Criminal Contempt?
- Criminal Defense
Contempt of court is no joke in New York. In this state, a conviction for criminal contempt can put you in jail for a year or more. Anyone who’s acc ...
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What are the Possible Penalties for a “Complicity” Charge?
- Criminal Defense
If you act as an accomplice to a crime on Long Island or anywhere in New York, you can be charged with that crime even if you did not directly commit ...
