Assault charges in New York can be overwhelming, especially if you are facing a felony. Prosecutors will determine whether the accused should be charged with a felony by considering several factors. Defining assault in New York Some states consider a reasonable,...
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Can a felony be reduced to a misdemeanor in New York?
Under New York criminal laws, most offenses are either misdemeanors or felonies. Basically, a felony is a very serious offense with severe penalties. A misdemeanor, on the other hand, is a less serious offense. The penalties are less severe, too. Besides the harsh...
Two indicted in fatal shooting in Brooklyn marijuana deal
Occasionally, criminals turn on each other. Such behavior is especially common if a deal “goes bad,” that is, one party fails to fulfill its obligations. However, the mere fact that one or both of the parties may be engaged in committing a crime does not exculpate...
Eyewitness testimony can be inaccurate
You’re facing criminal charges and the prosecution claims to have strong evidence against you. One pivotal aspect of their case is eyewitness testimony. Witnesses have come forward and claimed that they saw you carrying out the offense in question. You know you did...