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New York Penal Code 220.46: Criminal injection of a narcotic drug

New York takes drug related offenses very seriously. While most people know it is a crime to sell narcotics to others, some are unaware that injecting someone with a narcotic is also a crime. Below is a brief overview of New York penal code 220.46 which is the criminal injection…

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New York Penal Law 145.25: Reckless Endangerment of Property

Reckless Endangerment of Property: Understanding the Charges and Consequences Crashing a vehicle that doesn’t belong to you, setting a house on fire, or destroying any type of property are all examples of the reckless endangerment of property. A lawyer fighting the charges will try to prove that the person didn’t…

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New York Penal Code 220.77: Operating as a major trafficker

Being Charged with Operating as a Major Trafficker in New York Being charged with a drug offense in New York is serious business. When it comes to drug charges, some are far more serious than others. Violating New York’s penal code 220.77 of operating as a major trafficker carries stiff…

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New York Vehicle and Traffic Law 1192.1: Driving while ability impaired

How a DWAI Can Affect Certain Areas of Your Life If you have been arrested for the crime of Driving While Ability Impaired, or DWAI, you’re going to have a long road ahead of you, and no doubt many questions. DWAI is a serious offense and it’s going to affect…

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New York Penal Law 185.05: Fraud involving a security interest

A Guide to Security Interests and Fraud Involving Security Interests Introduction A security interest is a legal concept commonly seen in car loans, where a borrower grants a lender the right to repossess the car if the borrower fails to make monthly payments. This article will explore the basics of…

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New York Penal Law 263.30: Facilitating a sexual performance by a child with a controlled substance or alcohol

Child Pornography and Facilitating Sexual Performance with a Controlled Substance or Alcohol Child pornography is a much more prevalent issue than many people realize, and it’s terrifying. New York Penal Law 263.30 is the facilitating of a sexual performance with a child with a controlled substance or alcohol, and it’s…

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440.65 Notice to child protective agency of conviction for certain crimes against a child

440.65 Notice to Child Protective Services After a Conviction for a Crime Against a Child In New York, Penal Code 440.65 gives the state the authority to submit a notification to child protective services. The notification informs child protective services that the parent or legal guardian of the child was…

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Best New York City Criminal Lawyers

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What Should I Do When FBI Agents Show Up at My House to Interview Me?

  • November 3, 2023
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What Should I Do When FBI Agents Show Up at My House to Interview Me? Having FBI agents suddenly show up at your door can be an intimidating and unsettling experience. Your mind may race with questions and uncertainty about why they want to talk to you and what it…

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Washington Federal Criminal Lawyers

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When you or a loved one is being prosecuted by federal authorities in Washington, finding help can seem impossible. It may seem like friends are suddenly distant, and that no one is willing to assist you in winning the case. Luckily, there is support available in the place where you…

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Dallas Federal Criminal Lawyers

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Understanding Federal Crimes and Their Legal Consequences If you’re charged with committing a federal crime, then the punishment could be quite severe depending on several factors, such as your criminal background and the nature of the crime. Keep in mind that if you decide to hire a federal criminal lawyer,…

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Chicago Federal Criminal Lawyers

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Chicago is a hotbed for organized crime. Many of the federal charges here are related to racketeering, federal gun law violations, drug trafficking, human trafficking, public corruption, bank fraud, tax evasion, rape, and murder. Because the feds tend to pick up the most serious cases, most defendants in federal criminal…

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New York Hospital Negligence Defense Attorneys

If you or a member of your family has suffered serious injury as a result of neglect by a nurse, doctor or hospital, you could be having a valid medical malpractice case. While it’s very easy to locate attorneys through the Internet or in the phone book who deal with…

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new york pharmacist license defense lawyers

The State Department of Education and the Office of Professional Discipline (OPD) handle disciplinary actions against pharmacists in New York. Complaints against the pharmacist or an existing criminal conviction can lead to investigations of misconduct. In either situation, these are high stakes that could lead to having your license revoked….

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New York Physical Therapy License Defense Lawyers

Physical therapists are necessary to treat a number of different accidents, injuries, and conditions. Regardless of age, visiting a physical therapist may be necessary so it is an important job to have. But when something goes wrong, a physical therapist may be blamed. When facing a case as a physical…

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New York Medical Practice Formation Lawyers

Forming a medical practice is a process that is handled differently than the formation of any other type of business. There are stringent regulations that must be followed. These laws are specified only to the medical industry. Failing to comply with all the practice formation rules and regulations can lead…

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New York Medical License Reinstatement Lawyer

Our New York Medical License Reinstatement Lawyers help doctors to regain their medical licenses. We are based in New York City, and we can help you negotiate the morass of laws concerning the healthcare industry. Explore our site to comprehend better our health law practice and how our attorneys can…

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new york medical license defense lawyers

As a doctor, you have spent countless hours attending medical school and surviving your internships. Your work is a source of great pride and is essential to providing for yourself and your family. For these reasons, it is especially painful to have your professional integrity under scrutiny. If you are…

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New York Lawyers For Urgent Care Centers

Urgent Care centers provide valuable and timely medical services for people with simple injuries or illness that occurs beyond their regular doctor’s office hours. However, even high quality urgent care centers can experience legal problems due to a number of factors. Our office has the skill and experience to successfully…

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New York Lawyers for Psychologists

As a New York-based psychologist, you know that your career involves a great deal of hard work and dedication. Getting licensed, going through training, and building your client base takes many years. It takes a strong-willed, compassionate, and driven individual to become a psychologist. Naturally, you should take pride in…

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New York Lawyers for Physical Therapists

Physical therapists are among the most highly educated medical professionals in the healthcare system, with most having to complete doctoral programs even to begin practicing. Physical therapy is a burgeoning field in itself, with thousands of graduates completing school every year and moving into private practice or sports-related fields. However,…

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new york Lawyers for pharmacies/dispensaries

The medical industry is probably the most over-regulated business market in the United States, and it is even more so now that the Affordable Care Act is finally in full implementation. This regulatory oversight is not just limited to the larger treatment facilities and physician practices. Oversight includes pharmacies and…

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New York Lawyers For Nurses

If you are a nurse in New York, then it’s vital you take steps to protect yourself from legal issues so that you can safeguard your career. No matter where you work, you could find yourself on the wrong side of a lawsuit if a patient under your care becomes…

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Federal Child Pornography Attorney

Activities Connected to Material Constituting or Containing Child Pornography If you are in the midst of any kind of federal child pornography charge, you’ll require the services of a skilled federal sex crimes attorney on your team. These types of crimes are punished severely.  They have the potential to drastically…

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Federal Sex Crimes Attorney

If you’re looking at charges for sex offense, you should have an experienced federal defense attorney fighting on your behalf. You could possibly be facing life-altering repercussions, such as a jail term and registration as a sex offender.  Such consequences may negatively impact your future and make it tough to…

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Federal Mortgage Fraud Attorneys

In general, mortgage fraud is characterized as a form of misstatement, misrepresentation, or omission in connection with a mortgage loan. In the  majority of cases, an individual commits mortgage fraud when he/she knowingly gives a false statement that impacts the bank’s decision to, for instance, approve a loan, lower a…

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Federal Money Laundering Attorneys

You may have heard the term “money laundering: before. It is common terminology used in TV crime dramas in relation to drug conspiracies or major drug traffickers. However, the federal offense of money laundering refers to any sort of financial maneuvering that attempts to hide the source of illicitly obtained…

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Federal Identity Theft Attorneys

Identity Theft is a Federal Priority As a federal offense, alleged identity theft criminals can be facing extensive jail or prison terms as well as massive fines upon conviction. Therefore, it is important to speak with a federal identity theft lawyer as soon as you find out that you’re being…

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Federal Criminal Cases: How Do They Work?

Should you or a loved one be facing federal charges, it’s critical that you contact a skilled federal defense attorney as quickly as possible to fight back. A team of federal agents and U.S. prosecuting attorneys will be working diligently to prove your guilt and punish you for your alleged…

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Federal Search Warrant

Why Did Federal Agents Show Up With a Federal Search Warrant? If federal agents show up at your house to carry out a search with a Federal Search Warrant, that normally means that you are the target of an investigation for some reason. Before they arrived at your home, attorneys…

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NY Penal Law § 140.10: Criminal Trespass in the Third Degree

No matter if it is someone’s home, business or some other type of property, it is against the law to enter or remain on property that belongs to someone else without having that person’s permission to be there. If you do this, then you will be trespassing. In the New…

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NY Penal Law § 140.30: Burglary in the First Degree

Many people link burglary with theft. Nevertheless, while a theft can take place during a burglary, it is not necessary that anything  is stolen in the process. According to the New York criminal code, burglary is defined as the unlawful entering of someone’s property with the intent to carry out…

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NY Penal Law § 140.25: Burglary in the Second Degree

Burglary is a crime that is often spoken of as “breaking and entering.” It entails entering a structure without permission for the purpose of committing a criminal act. You would also be looking at a burglary charge if you are in a building lawfully, but then you remain there after…

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NY Penal Law § 176.25: Insurance Fraud in the Second Degree

Insurance fraud is a widespread crime that involves intentionally making a false claim to an insurance company. A common type of insurance fraud is committed by  health care providers, such as doctors, dentists, or chiropractors, filing insurance claims for treatment or procedures that were never carried out. Arson is frequently…

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NY Penal Law § 176.20: Insurance fraud in the third degree

Insurance fraud is among the white collar crimes that entails deceiving an insurance company in order to receive insurance money. This statute covers fraud that involves any type of insurance policy, plan or arrangement including  life insurance, property  or home owner’s insurance, automobile insurance, health insurance, workers’ compensation, commercial insurance,…

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NY Penal Law § 176.10: Insurance Fraud in the Fifth Degree

Insurance fraud is among the white collar crimes that entails deceiving an insurance company in order to receive insurance money. This statute covers fraud that involves any type of insurance policy, plan or arrangement including  life insurance, property  or home owner’s insurance, automobile insurance, health insurance, workers’ compensation, commercial insurance,…

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NY Penal Law § 176.15: Insurance Fraud in the Fourth Degree

Insurance fraud is a white collar crime that occurs when someone provides false information to an insurance company in order to receive a payment from the insurance company that they would otherwise not have received. While it is often associated with medical insurance, it can involve any type of insurance…

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ICE and DHS Are Vigorously Pursuing Businesses in California and Texas

Companies in California and Texas that hire workers from Mexico are under heavy scrutiny and pursuit by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Company owners and executives who are convicted could possibly serve decades behind bars. As issues involving immigration in the…

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NY Penal Law § 158.50: Criminal Possession of Public Benefit Cards in the First Degree

If you have in your possession public benefit cards that are in another person’s name or in the names of several other people, you may have committed the crime of criminal possession of public benefit cards. There are 3 statutes in the New York criminal code that cover this offense….

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NY Penal Law § 158.30: Criminal Use of a Public Benefit Card in the Second Degree

New York law prohibits people from using another person’s public benefit identification documents to receive public assistance benefits. such as health coverage, SNAP food benefits, or other public assistance benefits. If you were to accept another person’s electronic benefit transfer (EBT) card as collateral for a loan, or in exchange…

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NY Penal Law § 158.25: Welfare Fraud in the First Degree

Because of the amount of welfare fraud that occurs, law enforcement has focused an increasing amount of resources to identifying and prosecuting those who receive public assistance benefits based on fraud. Welfare fraud is the crime of receiving public assistance benefits based on some type of fraudulent act, such as…

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NY Penal Law § 158.20: Welfare Fraud in the Second Degree

Welfare fraud is the crime of receiving public assistance benefits based on some type of fraudulent act, such as making false statements on an application for benefits, not reporting the receipt of another type of benefit such as workers compensation, or failing to report income. There are five welfare fraud…

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NY Penal Law § 158.15: Welfare Fraud in the Third Degree

Welfare fraud is the act of receiving public assistance benefits on the basis of some kind of fraudulent action.  The fraud can include giving false statements on an application for benefits, neglecting to report the receipt of another type of benefit such as workers compensation, or neglecting to report income….

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NY Penal Law § 158.10: Welfare Fraud in the Fourth Degree

When considering the crime of theft, we generally tend to think about such crimes as grand larceny, burglary, shoplifting and robbery. Nevertheless, there is another kind of theft that is known as welfare fraud. This is a crime that involves stealing resources from the government. For instance, if you file…

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NY Penal Law § 158.05: Welfare Fraud in the Fifth Degree

When considering the crime of theft, we generally tend to think about such crimes as grand larceny, burglary, shoplifting and robbery. Nevertheless, there is another kind of theft that is known as welfare fraud. This is a crime that involves stealing resources from the government. For instance, if you file…

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NY Penal Law § 156.26: Computer Tampering in the Second Degree

If you gain access to a computer without authorization and then alter or destroy computer data or a computer program, you will have committed the crime of computer tampering. The crime of unauthorized access of a computer can entail a number of different activities, including deciphering another person’s secret password…

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NY Penal Law § 156.25: Computer Tampering in the Third Degree

In the New York Penal code, the definition of  “unlawful access of computers” is illegally accessing a computer or computer network, or allowing another person to have access. The crime of unauthorized access of a computer can entail a number of different activities, including deciphering another person’s secret password and…

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NY Penal Law § 156.20: Computer Tampering in the Fourth Degree

In the New York criminal code, the definition of  “unlawful access of computers” is illegally accessing a computer or computer network, or allowing another person to have access. Unauthorized access of a computer can include a number of different activities including figuring out another person’s password and using it to…

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NY Penal Law § 156.10: Computer Trespass

The crime of unauthorized access of a computer can entail a number of different activities, including deciphering another person’s secret password and utilizing it to access that person’s computer, sharing a password to other individuals who do not have authorization to access the computer, hacking into someone’s computer over the…

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NY Penal Law § 115.08: Criminal Facilitation in the First Degree

If another person commits a crime with your help, then you too will face criminal charges. This is the case even if you were not present during the commission of the crime that you aided. You will be charged with criminal facilitation. Four different criminal facilitation crimes are covered in…

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