This blog post explores how stores in New York may wait until a shoplifter has stolen a felony amount before pressing charges.  ...

Your smartphone holds more private information than your wallet, car, or even your home. In New York, knowing your rights when police ask...

Why You Should Never Allow Police Officers to Search Your Car After a Traffic Stop in New York State   If you’ve ever been pulled over by...

The New York State Clean Slate Act officially took effect on November 16, 2024 , offering hope and a fresh start for countless...

In New York, shoplifting is considered a crime, and offenders can face legal consequences depending on the value of the stolen goods.

In the age of rapid technological advancement, the landscape of criminal investigations has been transformed in profound ways.

Facing the prospect of an arrest warrant can be overwhelming and stressful.

If you have pleaded guilty to various sections of 1192 in New York, which refers to driving while intoxicated (DWI), there are specific...

In New York, domestic violence is defined as any act of violence or threatened act of violence that occurs between family or household...

Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is a serious offense in New York State. The state has strict laws in place to deter and...

Far too many innocent mistakes place law‑abiding citizens in the criminal justice system – mistakes as innocent as not cleaning out your...