Different Types of Laws
This post explains how Federal, State, and Local laws differ. Each level has its own courts and penalties. Sometimes, an act violates both federal and
March 25, 2022
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This post explains how Federal, State, and Local laws differ. Each level has its own courts and penalties. Sometimes, an act violates both federal and
Under VTL §1172-a, drivers must come to a full stop at every stop sign unless directed otherwise by police. Penalties: Stop means stop—no rolling through.
Shock Incarceration is a 6-month boot camp-style program for non-violent felons under age 35 who are parole-eligible within 3 years. Phase 1: rigorous physical, educational,
In honor of the first big snowfall, here’s a common question: Do drivers have to clear snow off their cars? Under VTL §375, there’s no
This Friday’s post discusses the fees and surcharges attached to criminal convictions in NY. Fines vary, but surcharges are fixed by offense: Restitution may also
The laws defining crimes and procedures in New York are complicated… Most Fridays, we will post #fridayfacts dedicated to some of the more unique criminal
The laws defining crimes and procedures in New York are complicated… Most Fridays, we will post a #fridayfacts… Judges decide legal issues; juries decide facts.
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The laws defining crimes and procedures in New York are complicated… Most Fridays, we will post a #fridayfacts… Article 485 (PL) defines hate crimes and