Albany County Sheriff's office arrested a 15-year-old after he was allegedly found with a loaded 9mm Smith and Wesson handgun. He was charged with one count of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon and was arraigned in Albany County Family Court. While possessing a handgun is legal if you are a licensed firearm holder in [...]
Recently an individual from Clifton Park, New York was arrested and accused by the Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office of altering her paychecks from her place of employment. The defendant faces numerous charges including larceny and forgery charges. If the allegations are proven beyond a reasonable doubt, the defendant faces probation, and/or jail or prison as well [...]
The legal age to bet on horse racing is 18 years old. If you are under 18 and place a bet, and the track finds out about it, you are likely to be permanently removed from the track as the Gaming Commission will penalize the track operator responsible for allowing it to happen. N.Y. Comp. [...]
New York’s larceny law now makes repeated shoplifting incidents or thefts from multiple stores a felony if the total stolen amount exceeds $1,000. This law makes it possible to charge individuals with grand larceny in the fourth degree, a Class E felony, if they steal goods or merchandise as part of a common plan or [...]
New York has updated its traffic laws in 2025, introducing stricter penalties to ensure safety on the roads. What are the new New York Traffic Laws in 2025? Stricter DWI Penalties “Forfeit After Four” Rule: If a driver has four or more alcohol- or drug-related driving convictions or incidents in their lifetime, including convictions for [...]
Navigating New York’s traffic laws can be tricky, especially when it comes to new Vehicle & Traffic Law (VTL) § 1180 sections on automated speeding ticket systems. Whether you are a driver trying to avoid penalties or just looking to stay informed, it is important to understand how these new automated ticketing systems work, and [...]
Can my teen drive after 9:00 p.m. on a junior license coming from a school event in upstate New York? If your teen has a junior license, s/he cannot drive unsupervised after 9:00 p.m. If your teen is driving on a junior license after 9:00 p.m. whether it’s an awards ceremony for your teen, a [...]
Was your teen caught with a fake ID or license? Is that a crime? What are the legal implications if they are charged? Possessing a fake ID or license is considered a crime regardless of any person’s age. The immediate rush your teen may experience from gaining access to a restricted venue, dance club or [...]
Disorderly Conduct describes behavior that is considered to be disruptive, unruly, or offensive in a public setting. It can include a broad range of actions including public intoxication, fighting, disturbing the peace, loitering, making excessive noise, and use of offensive language or gestures. How Serious is a Disorderly Conduct Charge? In New York, Disorderly Conduct [...]
Living in the digital age provides us unparalleled convenience in obtaining goods and services online, but navigating the purchase of firearms and ammunition requires careful consideration of each state’s specific regulations. New York State, recognized for its strict gun control laws, imposes many restrictions on the sale and acquisition of ammunition, particularly online. NYS has [...]
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