If the charges are felonies, the police have five years from the time they turn 18 to make an arrest. If there are allegations of forcible rape then there is no statute of limitation in NY.&n
If you are charged under the NY Health Code section 153.09 then the chareg is an unclassified midemeanor and if you plead guilty or are found guilty after trial, you would have a permanent criminal
Unlike some other states, New York does not allow for expungment of criminal records except in rare drug treatment pleas. You say you weren't convicted of the Petit Larceny but you don't say what t
Are you sure it's grand larceny? I dont see how they can charge that if the value of the property is under $1000. I don't think you have to worry about going to jail but there aren't en
Depending on which misdemeanor(s) she is charged with, she faces possible punishment up to one year in jail and $1000 fine. However her lack of prior arrests, her age and the small quantity o
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