Long Island is home to more than 7.7 million people, many of whom rely on their vehicles to get them to and from their jobs as well as to other locations throughout their days. But when you are facing a DWI charge, it’s possible that you could end up losing the ability to drive anywhere.
Shoplifting is often looked at as a kind of ‘no big deal’ crime. Out of the more than 7 million residents who call Long Island home, more than a few may make the bad decision to shoplift. Of those, the majority will certainly be caught and charged. In many cases, misdemeanor charges will be filed,
More than 40% of the population of New York State lives on Long Island, making it the most heavily populated island in the entire country and one of the most densely populated ones on the planet. If you’re a Long Island resident who is arrested for a crime, you’ll likely here plenty of different terms
Long Island is home to more than 7.7 million people, most of whom will never find themselves charged with a crime. However, if you’re one of the ones who does end up with a criminal charge, you’ll need to know as much as you can about your options. Finding a good lawyer should be at
We all make mistakes, and more often than not we end up having to pay for those mistakes in one way or another. If you’re convicted of a crime, it can have very significant repercussions including jail time, fines, and more. However, the effects of a conviction can last much longer than you might think.
Long Island is the most heavily populated island in the country, and its roads are filled with motorists each and every day. Of course, sometimes those motorists may end up on the wrong side of the law. When it comes to driving offenses, few things are as serious as a DWI. If you’ve been charged
Long Island residents need to be able to get from location to location, and while the various mass transit options are helpful, a huge percentage of the more than 7.6 million people who live here also drive their cars on a regular basis. That can change with a DWI charge, however.
More than 7.6 million people call Long Island home, making it the most heavily populated island in the country. And while most of the people who live here will move through life without any criminal charges being filed against them, others aren’t so lucky. Shoplifting charges are one of the most common types of charges
Drug charges are among the most serious criminal charges anyone can face, especially in New York where the penalties are harsher than in many other parts of the country. Long Island has a huge population, and among the more than 7.6 million who call the island home it is inevitable that some may run into
As part of the New York City metro area, Long Island is home to a tremendous number of people – more than 7.6 million, to be more precise. That large concentration of people means that there is a steady number of people who find themselves charged with drug possession each year. Throughout history, New York