Marijuana possession in New York is illegal. In New York, it can be a violation or a crime, depending upon how much weight of marijuana found in your possession. If you are caught with over 25 grams, it’s a criminal offense.
Read MoreIn New York State, illegal possession of prescription drugs is treated as a felony. It could result in state prison, local incarceration, probation, and a criminal record that would bar you from most jobs, state licenses, and the ability to vote.
Read MoreEven a small amount of heroin is chargeable as a felony. You could be facing a state prison sentence. You could be facing a five-year term of probation, and most importantly, as a felony offender, you’ll have a criminal conviction that bars you from voting, most jobs, and state licenses.
Read MoreIn New York State, drug offenses are treated very seriously based on the 1970s when the Rockefeller Drug Laws went into effect for mandatory incarceration, even for the smallest amount of serious drugs. It’s even more serious if you’re deemed to be trafficking in illegal drugs or narcotics or you’re someone who delivers drugs to […]
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