When a New Yorker is accused of a crime, he or she might face multiple charges. In some cases, an arresting officer or prosecution might attempt to charge the New Yorker with crimes beyond the scope of the originating crime or as many crimes he or she can. Such...
Month: January 2016
Helping New York residents with DWI defenses
Following a traffic stop or an accident, drivers in New York could criminal charges if an officer suspects that the driver is under the influence of alcohol. If a blood alcohol test is administered or a sobriety test raises this suspicion, a police officer could...
Circumstances that could elevate a DUI charge to a felony
New york residents are aware that drinking and driving could result in serious penalties, and based on the circumstances of the traffic stop or charging location, the accused could face additional charges as well. However, what factors or circumstances could cause the...
How can you dismiss drug charges based on marijuana possession?
Being accused of a crime an individual believes that he or she did not commit can be a difficult predicament to be in, especially when state law permits his or her actions. However, facing allegations of a drug crime does not mean that the accused must endure the...