Despite both arguably falling under the category of theft crimes, burglary and robbery are two very different crimes. If you need help distinguishing between the two, please read on, then contact an experienced Spring Valley violent crimes lawyer to learn what the differences are between burglary and robbery in New York. How is burglary different […]
Read MoreAssault charges are incredibly serious, and if you are someone who is currently facing these charges, the most important thing you can do is continue reading and speak with an experienced Rockland County criminal defense attorney to learn more about the potential penalties of these charges and how our firm can help you fight them. […]
Read MoreThere are few charges more damaging to a person and his or her reputation than being convicted of a domestic violence charge. For this very reason, if you are facing domestic violence charges, our firm is here to help. Please continue reading and speak with our knowledgeable Rockland County criminal defense attorney to learn more […]
Read MoreThere is a wide array of gun crimes one can commit, and as such, there are various classifications for those crimes according to New York law. The more severe the crime, the more severe the classification. These classifications range from misdemeanors to felonies, though no matter which you are charged with, you absolutely must retain […]
Read MoreThere are few things more frightening than receiving a felony charge for a crime. New York courts intend to severely punish those charged with felony crimes. This is why you cannot afford to wait to hire an attorney if you find yourself in this situation. A felony conviction may prevent you from getting a job, […]
Read MoreEveryone knows that all types of theft are illegal. However, if you are facing a theft-related charge, it is important you understand truly what you are up against. Burglary is not the same as robbery, though generally, we often use the phrases interchangeably. This is why if you are someone who has been charged with […]
Read MoreNew York takes violent offenders very seriously. The state believes that if you were violent once, or have a history of violence, there is no place for you on our streets. While many violent offenders clean up their act and move forward with their lives, the state does not make it easy to do so. […]
Read MoreIn New York State, you’re entitled to the right to remain silent. You’re not required to speak to a police officer. If you were not deemed free to leave and the officers interrogated or questioned the subject, they’re entitled to have the officer provide Miranda warnings. In many instances, the officers don’t provide Miranda warnings. […]
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