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In New York State, field sobriety tests are part of the police academy training and Department of Protocol that a police officer is supposed to employ before they make a determination whether to arrest your or let you go in connection with a DWI stop.
If an officer stops you for a traffic infraction and believes that you might be intoxicated, they will ask you if you’ve been drinking, ask you to exit the car, and then have you perform a standardized field sobriety test.
If you have been charged with assault in New York, it is best to learn the potential penalties you may face in New York. To learn the penalties for being charged with first and second-degree… Read More
New Yorkers reported a record 67,202 cases of identity theft to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in 2020. This marks an 85 percent jump from the previous year. To learn more about identity theft charges… Read More
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Punishments for cybercrime in New York often include misdemeanor and felony charges. Continue reading to learn more about the different cybercrime penalties and the definitions of each cybercrime. If you are facing cybercrime charges, it… Read More
