Your partner accuses you of domestic violence. You’re stunned. Not only do you know that you never did anything wrong, but you just cannot understand why they would lie about it in the first place. There are many potential reasons. Maybe your perspectives on what...
Many New York citizens believe various myths regarding talking to the police. A variety of criminal justice television shows have stretched the truth, and, in some cases, have portrayed the exact opposite of it. The reality is that it’s your responsibility to...
Medicine is intended to help. Prescription medications are controlled, but you still see them the same way: They’re here to help people. So what if you have prescription medications that you no longer need or use, and you know someone who says that they do need them?...
Drunk driving accidents injured and killed a significant number of people on New York roads. Police now set up DUI checkpoints at locations in the state to reduce collisions and potential fatalities. Drivers stopped at checkpoints still have rights, and the police...
In exchange for the privilege of driving in New York, you agreed to submit to a chemical test if you were ever asked to take one. However, it's unclear whether you have a legal obligation to submit to a standard field sobriety test. These tests are generally used by...
If you have a criminal record, it could impact your ability to find employment. However, many cities throughout the state of New York limit an employer's ability to learn about your criminal history. Furthermore, federal laws may provide additional protections that...
