Monthly Archives: December 2024
Rockland County Mayor Sentenced For Numerous Gun Charges
While the United States might be famous for its gun culture, New York residents must remember that the Empire State has some of the toughest firearm laws in the entire nation. This is something that even local mayors forget – or choose to ignore. Some individuals attempt to circumvent gun regulations with various online… Read More »
Penalties For Porch Piracy In Rockland County
During the holiday season, many less fortunate individuals feel serious financial pressure. While the wealthy splurge on gifts and treats, others must face the harsh realities of poverty. Christmas is a dark time for many people struggling with poverty, and some of these individuals may be driven to crime as a result. One of… Read More »
Rockland County Defendant Beats DWI Charges
A well-known defendant in Rockland County recently escaped consequences for an alleged DWI by successfully arguing his traffic stop was “unwarranted.” This is a common strategy among DWI defendants in New York, and many police officers violate motorists’ constitutional rights before arresting them. If you believe this might have happened to you, consider a… Read More »
Unsanctioned Car Meetup In Bergen County Leads To Questionable Arrest
Unsanctioned car meetups have become somewhat common in New Jersey. As the Garden State is the most densely populated in the nation, the scale of these meetups should not come as a surprise. But when hundreds of vehicles take over a highway, participants can expect serious consequences. This was made clear after a recent… Read More »
Drug Convictions In Rockland County Vacated After Police Corruption Becomes Clear
Although many people face drug charges in Rockland County, not all are guilty. Assuming the criminal justice system functions correctly, those falsely accused of drug crimes should walk free after fair and impartial trials. However, the reality is clear: Some people will inevitably be convicted of crimes they never committed – and this is… Read More »
What Happens If You Ignore A Toll Bridge In New Jersey?
Toll bridges are quite common in New Jersey, and it might seem tempting to simply ignore them. But what happens if you don’t pay? Can the traffic authorities track you down and give you a ticket? Perhaps more importantly, is it possible to fight tickets or fines for not paying a toll? This could… Read More »
Westchester County Man Acquitted Of Murder
Although facing a murder charge is undoubtedly a daunting prospect, you should remember that you are innocent until proven guilty. If the evidence against you does not support a conviction, you should be allowed to walk free. This was made clear after a recent murder trial in Westchester County, in which the defendant was… Read More »
How Can Police Prove I Was Driving In A Rockland County DWI?
If prosecutors want to convict you of a DWI in Rockland County, they must prove that you were driving at the time of your alleged offense. While this might seem like an obvious requirement, it may give you a chance to defend yourself in certain scenarios. What if you were never actually driving your… Read More »
