Victory in Orleans Town Court: Successfully Dismissing a Speeding Ticket Due to Lack of Supporting Deposition
We recently achieved a significant victory in Orleans Town Court, securing the dismissal of a speeding ticket on behalf of our client. This case highlights the importance of ensuring that all legal procedures are properly followed and demonstrates how meticulous attention to detail can result in favorable outcomes.
Victory for Our Client: Dismissal of 17 Points Worth of Traffic Tickets at Mount Pleasant Town Court
We are committed to providing top-notch legal representation for our clients, no matter how challenging the circumstances. Recently, we had the pleasure of securing a major victory for a motorist facing 17 points worth of traffic tickets, which included severe violations under the New York Vehicle and Traffic Law (VTL).
Victory in Suffolk County District Court: Motion to Dismiss Harassment Charge Granted!
We're excited to share a significant win from the courtroom today. We successfully obtained a dismissal of all charges for my client in a recent case in Suffolk County District Court in Central Islip, New York. Our client was charged with harassment in the second degree. The motion to dismiss was...
How Motion Practice Helped Dismiss an 8-point Speeding Ticket in North Salem
As dedicated traffic defense attorneys, our goal is always to achieve the best possible outcome for our clients. Recently, I had the opportunity to represent a motorist in Westchester, New York, who was facing a traffic violation charge for allegedly speeding in North Salem. Through strategic motion practice, we were able to...
Writ of Habeas Corpus: Successful Bail Reduction for Client
We are pleased to announce a significant victory in a recent case where our legal efforts led to a substantial reduction in bail on behalf of an incarcerated client. The bail, originally set at an exorbitant $1,000,000 insurance company bail bond or a $500,000 cash alternative, we successfully argued a writ of...
New York Court Ruling Sheds Light on Discovery Obligations and Speedy Trial Rights
Date: December 14, 2023
Introduction: In a landmark decision, which has been long overdue, New York's highest court has provided crucial clarity on the intersection of discovery obligations and the right to a speedy trial, as outlined in the Criminal Procedure Law (CPL). This ruling, concerning the case of Michael...
Understanding Harassment in the Second Degree Under New York Law
Harassment is an offense that can have serious legal consequences, and understanding the law is crucial for anyone in New York State. Harassment in the second degree, as defined under New York Penal Law § 240.26, is one such offense that merits attention. This blog post provides an insight into this specific...
Navigating NY Vehicle and Traffic Law 1225-D: Avoiding Distracted Driving Charges
Distracted driving has been a serious issue of concern due to its alarming contribution to road accidents. In response, various legal provisions such as New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1225-c and 1225-d have been instituted to control this growing menace. These laws, if misunderstood or misapplied, could lead to complications...
The Fugitive From Justice Complaint: Understanding the Grounds to Challenge Extradition Under a Governor’s Warrant
Legal proceedings can be complex and overwhelming, particularly when it comes to extradition. Simply put, extradition refers to the process through which a person who is accused or convicted of a crime is transferred from one jurisdiction to another. However, contrary to what some may believe, there are limited legal grounds upon...
Vehicle & Traffic Law 1212 – Reckless Driving in New York: A Brief Overview
Reckless driving is no light matter in New York. Considered an unclassified misdemeanor, it can lead to heavy penalties and even imprisonment. Let's dive into the specifics of this law to fully understand the implications of this offense.
Penalties for Reckless DrivingIn accordance with...