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 different. If you commit other crimes while under the influence of an illegal substance, you may be charged differently and more severely. While some states charge you differently whether […]
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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. Except as otherwise provided, a prosecution for a class A felony, or else a rape in the first degree, or else a crime defined or formerly defined in section 130.50 of the penal […]
Can Defendant Testify Before Grand Jury In New York?
In New York, a defendant in a state criminal case has the opportunity and right to testify. In nearly all cases there are charges presented to the grand jury, a defendant has the right to testify before the grand jury. The issue hinges on whether the defendant must notify the prosecution, or whether the prosecution […]
SEC Investigations In NYC
This article discusses SEC Investigative process. SEC Enforcement Staff is charged with investigating federal securities laws violations. SEC also initiates enforcement actions against private individuals and companies who SEC believes violate securities laws. At the onset of the investigation, SEC may request the target company or individual to disclose financial reports for several years. It […]
Rape Defense In NYC
What Are The Best Rape Defenses in New York Rape allegations are serious business and unfortunately, many allegations of sexual misconduct are not brought in good faith. A person accused of rape or other kinds of sexual misconduct should be ready for a long fight. What are the most common defenses in rape cases? Total […]
New York Grand Jury Decisions & Proceedings
WHAT IS A GRAND JURY? A grand jury is a group of no fewer than 16 and no more than 23 persons, which is convened by a superior court. Grand Jury investigates offenses by hearing and examining evidence to determine whether to permit prosecution of those offenses. The district attorney; A clerk or other public […]
