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Have You Been Arrested and Charged with Burglary In New York While Protesting?

Have You Been Arrested and Charged with Burglary In New York While Protesting?

By Kevin J. Deloatch, Esq.|2024-05-05T08:49:49-05:00May 1st, 2024|Tags: arrested, arson, assault, burglary, charged, charged with a crime, Class B, Class C, Class D, criminal defense attorney, criminal mischief, dangerous weapon, demonstration, demonstrator, felony, first degree, Israel, New York, Palestine, physical injury, PL 140.20, PL 140.25, PL 140.30, protest, protesting, second degree, theft, third degree|

Have you or someone you know recently been arrested and charged with burglary in New York while protesting? Despite what you may already think you know [...]

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What is Money Laundering Under New York Law? Find Out What You Need to Know

What is Money Laundering Under New York Law? Find Out What You Need to Know

By Kevin J. Deloatch, Esq.|2024-03-09T12:42:17-05:00March 8th, 2024|Tags: 470, 470.05, 470.10, 470.15, 470.20, 470.21, 470.22, 470.23, 470.24, 470.25, Class B, Class E felony, counterfeiting ring, drug sales, human trafficking, illegal, money laundering, New York, NY PL, penalties for money laundering, support of terrorism, what is money laundering|

If you or someone you know has been charged with or is the target of an investigation regarding money laundering under New York law, hiring an [...]

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What is Money Laundering Under Federal Law? Find Out What You Need to Know

What is Money Laundering Under Federal Law? Find Out What You Need to Know

By Kevin J. Deloatch, Esq.|2024-02-22T10:56:56-05:00February 22nd, 2024|Tags: 18 U.S.C., 1956, charged, counterfeiting ring, criminal activity, criminal and securities law, criminal history, criminal law, defense attorney, federal law, financial transactions, fine, human trafficking, illegal drug sales, illicitly obtained funds, investigation, monetary instrument, money laundering, penalties, target|

If you or someone you know has been charged with or are the target of an investigation regarding money laundering under federal law, hiring an experienced [...]

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Have You Been Charged with Harassment or Aggravated Harassment In New York? What’s the Difference?

Have You Been Charged with Harassment or Aggravated Harassment In New York? What’s the Difference?

By Kevin J. Deloatch, Esq.|2024-01-25T09:58:50-05:00January 25th, 2024|Tags: 240.25, 240.26, 240.30, 240.31, age, aggravated harassment, arrested, charged, class A misdemeanor, Class E felony, computer, crime, criminal defense attorney, criminal law, felony, first degree, gender, gender identity, harassment, kick, mail, misdemeanor, New York, NY, physical contact, PL, race, religion, religious, second degree, shove, strike, telephone, violation|

Have you been arrested and charged with the crimes of harassment or aggravated harassment in New York? If you have, one of the most, if not [...]

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What is Federal Wire Fraud? Find Out What You Need to Know

What is Federal Wire Fraud? Find Out What You Need to Know

By Kevin J. Deloatch, Esq.|2024-01-19T09:30:03-05:00January 19th, 2024|Tags: aggravating circumstance, bank fraud, cable, cell, cellular, criminal defense attorney, email, experience, extensive, false statements, federal crime, Instagram, insurance fraud, intent to defraud, interstate, investigation, know, materially false, mitigating circumstances, phone, radio, securities fraud, sentencing guidlines, signal, Social Media, telephone lines, text messages, Twitter, white collar crime, wire communications, wire fraud, X|

If you or someone you know has been charged with wire fraud or are the target of an investigation, hiring an experienced criminal defense attorney is [...]

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Are Field Sobriety Test Results Admissible In New York State DWAI and DWI Prosecutions? – A Case Study

Are Field Sobriety Test Results Admissible In New York State DWAI and DWI Prosecutions? – A Case Study

By Kevin J. Deloatch, Esq.|2023-08-30T08:48:13-05:00August 29th, 2023|Tags: admissible, BAC, blood alcohol concentration, BrAC, breath alcohol concentration, breathalyzer, chemical test, chemical test of the breath, crime, criminal record, driving under the influence, driving while ability impaired, driving while intoxicated, drunk driving, DUI, DWAI, DWI, evidence, field sobriety test, HGN, Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus, impaired, misdemeanor, New York, OLS, One Leg Stand test, standardized field sobriety tests, test results, Vehicle and Traffic Law, violation, VTL 1192, Walk and Turn test, WAT|

Are the results of Standardized Field Sobriety tests admissible as evidence in prosecutions for DWAI and DWI in New York State? That is one of the [...]

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The Walk and Turn Standardized Field Sobriety Test Under New York Law

The Walk and Turn Standardized Field Sobriety Test Under New York Law

By Kevin J. Deloatch, Esq.|2023-08-29T13:29:33-05:00August 29th, 2023|Tags: alcohol, arrested, balance, criminal defense attorney, Department of Motor Vehicles, divided attention test, DMV, driving under the influence, DUI, heel to toe, motor skills, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, New York, NHTSA, procedures, SFST, Standardized Field Sobriety test, suppressed, Walk and Turn test, walking a straight line, WAT|

Have you been arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in New York state and asked to perform the Walk and Turn (WAT) standardized field sobriety [...]

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The Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Standardized Field Sobriety Test In New York State – HGN

The Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Standardized Field Sobriety Test In New York State – HGN

By Kevin J. Deloatch, Esq.|2023-08-30T15:08:51-05:00August 29th, 2023|Tags: driving privilege, driving privileges, driving under the influence, DUI, evidence, HGN, Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus, implied consent, intoxication, involuntary jerking, jerking of the eyes, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, NHTSA, People v. Hillman, SFST, Standardized Field Sobriety test, standardized field sobriety tests, stimuli, stimulus, under the influence, Vehicle and Traffic Law, VTL 1192|

Have you been arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in New York state and asked to perform the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) standardized field sobriety [...]

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The Breathalyzer Test and Its Results Under New York State DWAI/DWI Laws

The Breathalyzer Test and Its Results Under New York State DWAI/DWI Laws

By Kevin J. Deloatch, Esq.|2024-06-20T13:18:11-05:00August 29th, 2023|Tags: 10 NYCRR 59.5(b), BAC, blood alcohol concentration, BrAC, breath alcohol concentration, breathalyzer, chemical analysis, chemical test, chemical test of the breath, department of health, Department of Motor Vehicles, DMV, driving under the influence, driving while ability impaired, driving while intoxicated, DUI, DWAI, DWI, felony, metabolized, misdemeanor, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, New York, NHTSA, proper foundation, SFST, Standardized Field Sobriety test, violation, VTL1192|

Have you been arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in New York state and asked to take a breathalyzer test? What is a breathalyzer test and [...]

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The One Leg Stand Standardized Field Sobriety Test Under New York Law

The One Leg Stand Standardized Field Sobriety Test Under New York Law

By Kevin J. Deloatch, Esq.|2023-08-29T14:17:01-05:00August 28th, 2023|Tags: arrested, balance, Department of Motor Vehicles, divided attention test, DMV, driving under the influence, DUI, implied consent, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, New York state, NHTSA, OLS, One Leg Stand test, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, penalties, raise one foot, SFST, Standardized Field Sobriety test|

Have you been arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in New York state and asked to perform the One Leg Stand (OLS) standardized field sobriety [...]

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