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If you are charged with Vehicle and Traffic Law (VTL) 1192.2 Driving While Intoxicated, then prosecution is alleging that your blood-alcohol content was over the legal limit of .08 percent. If you blew above the limit, your...

The most common way to get a criminal case dismissed in New York is to use speedy trial laws. That’s right. Most cases aren’t dismissed because the prosecution or judge believes that the defendant is innocent. Instead,...

People and companies often want to avoid disclosing information that is demanded by subpoenas. The subpoenaed information could be sensitive, embarrassing, or bad for business. Naturally, many subpoenaed people and companies...

New York has no laws that require you to provide the police with your ID. In fact, you don’t have to keep an identification card on you when you are out in public. However, as discussed in this article, sometimes it may...

Did the NYPD violate your civil rights? Do you want to sue the NYPD? If you have a winning claim against the NYPD, you could receive significant financial compensation. The officers at fault could also be disciplined or fired...