A defendant who’s been charged in a criminal case is entitled to a speedy trial under the state of New York Criminal Procedure Law Section 30.30. The reasoning is that it’s unfair … [Read more...]
Representing Yourself in Court: Don’t Do It!
When you're charged with a crime, you'll nearly always have best results by getting a lawyer. The majority of defendants in criminal court receive lawyer representation, … [Read more...]
Legal Documents and Licenses Immigrants Need in the U.S.
There are a lot of documents and legal papers that immigrants need to keep track of when coming to America, but once they are here, the need for documentation isn't over. From … [Read more...]
How Serious Can Drug Charges Be?
Drug charges can upend your life and carry hefty consequences. Depending on whether you were using drugs, transporting drugs, or manufacturing drugs, the consequences can be … [Read more...]
What Are The Statutes of Limitations For Crimes In New York?
In the state of New York, it’s required that a criminal action be started within a certain period of limitation that’s described below. … [Read more...]
Warrantless Search: Can The Police Do This?
In general, most people are aware that the police need to have a warrant in order to search you and your premises. In that instance, information that the police acquire, or … [Read more...]
Medicaid Fraud in New York: What You Need To Know
The Difference Between Medicaid Fraud and Medicaid Abuse: Wrongful use of the Medicaid program can happen on both sides of the hospital counter. Medicaid fraud is when … [Read more...]
New York Tax Fraud Cases
New York City Criminal lawyers of Norman Spencer Law Group PC represent individuals and corporate clients who face criminal investigations and charges for violations of New York … [Read more...]
What Happens During OPMC Investigation
New York medical license defense lawyers of Norman Spencer Law Group PC have successfully represented numerous physicians before the OPMC (Office of Professional Medical Conduct) … [Read more...]
New York Penal Code 176.05
New York Insurance Fraud Criminal Statutes New York Penal Law Article 176.05 defines insurance fraud as a fraudulent insurance act committed by any person who, knowingly and with … [Read more...]