Each year in New York, thousands of people face criminal charges. From state and federal to felony and misdemeanor charges, the facts that form the basis of any given criminal charge can vary widely. Additionally, each year, new crimes are added to the criminal code. In short, there are many different

It is pretty common for news reports to provide details of arrests but then never follow up with how the case ends. This can result in an immediate conclusion about the arrestee’s guilt or innocence in the “court of public opinion.” However, everyone should remember that an arrest is not

There is no doubt about it: being charged with a criminal offense in New York can be scary. The vast majority of people are never exposed to the state’s judicial process in any fashion, except perhaps for a family law or traffic court matter. So, facing a criminal charge can