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Stand Your Ground vs. Duty to Retreat: How Self-Defense Laws Work in New York Violent Crime Cases

At O’Brien & Eggleston PLLC, our Albany criminal defense attorneys understand that self-defense laws are critical to New York’s criminal justice system, particularly in violent crime cases.…

Possession of a Controlled Substance in New York: Penalties and Defenses

At O’Brien & Eggleston PLLC, our Albany criminal defense attorneys know possession of a controlled substance is one of the most frequently charged offenses in New York. These…

Hardship and Conditional Licenses After a New York DWI: How to Keep Driving Legally

A DWI arrest in New York can result in a suspended or revoked driver’s license, which can create significant challenges for work, school, and family responsibilities. However,…

Credit Card Fraud in New York: Legal Consequences and Defense Options

Credit card fraud is a serious criminal offense in New York, with potentially life-altering consequences for those accused. Whether the allegations involve using a stolen…

Sex Crime Charges on College Campuses in New York: What Students Need to Know

Being accused of a sex crime on a New York college campus can be a life-altering event, affecting a student’s education, future career prospects, and personal relationships.…

How to Protect Your Rights During a Police Traffic Stop in New York: What You Should and Shouldn’t Do

Being stopped by the New York police during a routine traffic stop can be an intimidating experience. However, understanding your rights and how to handle the…

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