Appellate Court Rules Breathalyzer Materials Must be Disclosed
Earlier today the New York State First Appellate Division affirmed the lower court and ordered...
continue readingDiscovery decision uncovers prosecutorial wrongdoing
After nearly a year of stalling, the New York County District Attorney’s Office has finally...
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21 Years Behind Bars—Wrongfully: The Freeing of Sharrif Wilson
Procedural Posture: I represent Sharrif Wilson. His co-defendant, Antonio "Tony" Yarbough, is represented by Zachary...
continue readingShould I Take a Breath Test?
More than any other question in DWI, clients, friends, and colleagues always ask: “If I...
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When Can Police Conduct a Search Without a Warrant?
In a previous post, we discussed search warrants in detail. A search warrant is a...
continue readingDefenses to Criminal Charges
If you are facing criminal charges, you may be wondering what defenses are available to...
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What is a Search Warrant?
This post will discuss what a search warrant is and the steps law enforcement officers...
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Can Police Tap My Cell Phone?
Some of the most popular crime movies and television shows feature “tapped” phones and law...
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Body Cavity Searches – Can Police Conduct on Anyone?
Earlier this month, civil rights lawsuits filed against New Mexico law enforcement officers after they...
continue readingMajor Developments in New York City Stop-and-Frisk Case
In a previous post, we addressed the controversy surrounding the stop-and-frisk practices of the New...
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Client’s breath test was a 0.19 BAC
Client alleged to have nearly collided with police cruiser
Arrest at DWI checkpoint stop
Assault case alleging substantial injuries
Client’s cellphone searched at border related to cocaine smuggling charges
Prisoner civil rights case following sexual assault by a prison guard
Federal murder charges related to racketeering conspiracy