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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 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 ...
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What Are the Penalties for Burglary Convictions in New York?
- Criminal Defense
If you’re placed under arrest and charged with burglary on Long Island or in New York City, you will need the advice and services of a Nassau County ...
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How Can You Avoid the Harshest Traffic Ticket Penalties?
- Traffic Law
Traffic tickets are inconvenient, and if you get a ticket, you may feel like you have been singled out unfairly. Nevertheless, in New York, a ticket m ...
