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David Mirsky
To Testify Or Not To Testify?
Blog
If you face a charge involving a felony or a misdemeanor in Long Island or New York City, get the legal help you need at once by contacting a reputabl ...
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David Mirsky
In Real Life, Entrapment Rarely Happens
Blog
According to the New York Times, the federal government has significantly expanded undercover operations in recent years, with officers from at least ...
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David Mirsky
When Self-Defense Is Your Legal Defense
Blog
You have the right to defend yourself when you are attacked. It’s not a right that the government gives you. In the legal systems of Western civiliz ...
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David Mirsky
If You Are Accused Of Rape
rape
It goes without saying that rape is a heinous crime. Many states, including New York, take rape charges very seriously. The state of New York categori ...
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David Mirsky
Commercial Drivers Must Use Extra Caution
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Think about the number of commercial vehicles on the streets in and around New York City. Buses, 18-wheelers, delivery vans, taxis, limos, a ...
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David Mirsky
On Probation? Adhere To The Terms
criminal lawyer
Probation is just one of several penalties – one part of the overall sentence – frequently imposed for criminal convictions in the state of New Yo ...
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David Mirsky
Teens, Drinking, And Graduation Night
dwi
Spring is always welcome in New York, and warmer weather is only one reason why. Young people welcome spring because it’s time to begin planning for ...
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David Mirsky
Online Undercover Investigations
criminal lawyer
As more of us use social media, the police and prosecutors are joining us and sometimes even creating false identities or fictitious accounts to gathe ...
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David Mirsky
Leandra’s Law
dwi
Leandra’s Law, also known as the New York Child Passenger Protection Act, makes it a felony – even if it’s your first DWI offense – to drive w ...
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David Mirsky
The Kids In The Car
criminal lawyer
Is it illegal in New York to leave your children in a car while you run errands? The answer, frankly, is “it depends,” but just as frankly, it’s ...
