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NEW YORK SPEEDY TRIAL – Part 3 – What must the prosecution do to validly answer ready for trial

We have been writing about the importance of New York’s Speedy Trial statute to experienced criminal defense lawyers and how we have had serious cases dismissed based upon the denial of a speedy trial. In our previous blog, we discussed the fact that New York’s Speedy Trial statute is not…

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New York Traffic Ticket attorney’s Tilem & Campbell announce a $195 summer blow-out special for Traffic Ticket Defense

The Westchester law firm, Tilem & Campbell has announced a summer special for Westchester Traffic Ticket Defense and Rockland Traffic Ticket Defense. This sale is thought to be the lowest cost traffic summons defense in the entire region. Anyone who contacts Tilem & Campbell before August 31, 2011 who mentions…

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A Summons Issued by a Local Criminal Court or Superior Court in a Criminal Case is Not an Appearance Ticket [People v. Hauben, 12 Misc. 3d 1172A; People v. Eckert, 117 Misc. 2d 504 ]

In New York, judges may not issue appearance tickets. Judges can issue warrants for one’s arrest or a criminal summons. Appearance tickets can only be issued by a police officer or other public servant authorized by state law or local law enacted pursuant to the provisions of the municipal home…

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