Should You Submit To A Breathalyzer Test?

According to Alcohol.org, New York sees about 137 annual driving while intoxicated (DWI) arrests per 100,000 residents. During a typical DWI arrest, a police officer usually uses a Breathalyzer device to determine how intoxicated a driver is. These test results then become important evidence in a subsequent DWI criminal case.

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Self-Defense Laws In New York: Protecting Your Right To Bear Arms

All over the country, people are concerned about protecting themselves against violence from others. New York state is very strict with both firearms and other types of weapons, which can make some individuals feel as though their ability to defend themselves is limited.

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Actual Innocence Lawyer Help for Wrongfully Convicted

Being convicted of a crime you did not commit is one of the gravest injustices a person can face. A wrongful conviction does not only take away freedom—it damages reputations, breaks families, and leaves lifelong emotional and financial scars.

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How A DWI Arrest Can Affect An Immigration Application


For many people from other countries, becoming a United States citizen is a long-held dream. Arriving in the United States has brought you one step closer to your dream being realized. Therefore, if accused of doing something against the law, you may be devastated, believing that your dream is dashed and you may never become a citizen. However, that may not be the case.

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The Importance Of Hiring An Experienced Criminal Appellate Lawyer

According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, state appellate courts reviewed 69,348 appeals in 2010. Of those appeals, appellate courts reviewed 63% on the merits. Of those cases, 52% were affirmed, while only 12% were reversed or remanded by the appellate courts. This equates to only 8,226 “victories” across the entire nation (from the perspective of defendants). While these statistics are more than a decade old, they should give defendants a sense of how difficult it can be to successfully appeal a decision in New York.

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