On Behalf of Lerner & Lerner, P.C. | Jul 26, 2019 | Criminal Defense
Disorderly conduct is a criminal offense in New York as it is in many other states. This law exists to prevent disruptive behaviors that annoy, upset or inconvenience the public. New York statutes outlaw other offenses against the public order, including riots and...
On Behalf of Lerner & Lerner, P.C. | Jul 15, 2019 | Domestic Violence
Being a witness to domestic abuse in New York or anywhere can be extremely upsetting. Not to mention, it can leave many of us wondering if we should just mind our own business. However, staying silent about domestic abuse is tantamount to tacit approval of it. If you...
On Behalf of Lerner & Lerner, P.C. | Jul 2, 2019 | juvenile defense
If your teen has been arrested for a crime in New York, you may be concerned about the possible penalties, as well as the potential effects on your child’s future. However, there are options available, such as youthful offender status, that may help protect your teen....
On Behalf of Lerner & Lerner, P.C. | Jul 2, 2019 | traffic offenses
You consider yourself to be a conscientious New York driver, but even you may trip up and commit a traffic offense every now and then. One of the best ways to keep from getting a ticket is to arm yourself with knowledge. Driver’s Auto Mart featured a list of uncommon...
On Behalf of Lerner & Lerner, P.C. | Jul 2, 2019 | Drug Charges
You have a health condition that requires medication prescribed by a New York doctor. The medication is not illegal, but that does not necessarily mean you cannot see yourself hit with a drug charge. To help you draw a distinction between prescription drug abuse and...