What are the Penalties for a Prescription Drug Possession in Rockland County and New York State?

In 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.

What are the Penalties for Child Endangerment in New York?
The term “child endangerment” applies to a wide range of alleged behaviors. A conviction can negatively impact the rest of your life, impairing your prospects for employment, housing, government benefits, student loans, adopting children and…
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What Are The Consequences of Drugged Driving in New York?
To err is human. Unfortunately, some of those errors are also illegal. If you've been arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs, please read on, then contact an experienced Spring Valley, New…
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Penalties for Leaving the Scene of an Accident In New York
Leaving the scene of an accident in New York carries various potential consequences. To learn more about these penalties, continue reading, and contact our Rockland County criminal defense attorney. Can I be charged for leaving…
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What to Know About Sobriety Checkpoints in NY this NYE
New York State law enforcement is expected to increase the number of sobriety checkpoints this New Years Eve in an attempt to keep drunk drivers off the roads. It is likely that law enforcement will…
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