Navigating New York’s traffic laws can be tricky, especially when it comes to new Vehicle & Traffic Law (VTL) § 1180 sections on automated speeding ticket systems. Whether you are a driver [...]
Can my teen drive after 9:00 p.m. on a junior license coming from a school event in upstate New York? If your teen has a junior license, s/he cannot drive unsupervised after [...]
Was your teen caught with a fake ID or license? Is that a crime? What are the legal implications if they are charged? Possessing a fake ID or license is considered a [...]
Disorderly Conduct describes behavior that is considered to be disruptive, unruly, or offensive in a public setting. It can include a broad range of actions including public intoxication, fighting, disturbing the peace, [...]
Living in the digital age provides us unparalleled convenience in obtaining goods and services online, but navigating the purchase of firearms and ammunition requires careful consideration of each state’s specific regulations. New [...]
New York's Highest Court Delivers Major Win to the Accused In what is considered a major win for those accused of crimes in New York, the New York Court of Appeals, New [...]
If you were to cross into New York State with a firearm, you could potentially face legal consequences if you do not comply with New York's firearm laws. New York has some [...]
If your child brings a weapon to school, it is a very serious matter. Not only can your child face expulsion from school, but they could also face criminal charges. In such [...]
Can the Police Search My Vehicle if I Get Pulled Over for a Traffic Stop? In most instances, if you are stopped for a minor traffic offense, such as running a red [...]
6-3 ruling Striking Down New York’s “proper cause” requirement for concealed carry: What does the decision mean? Prior to this decision, New York required “proper cause,” to grant a concealed carry handgun [...]
