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Costello Cooney & Fearon, PLLC

4.5
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  • Serving Delphi Falls, NY and Onondaga County, New York

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  • Serving As Legal Counsel to Corporations & Individuals Across Syracuse & Central New York For Over 120 Years.

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Bombardo Law Office, P.C.

4.2
45 Reviews

  • Serving Delphi Falls, NY and Onondaga County, New York

  • Law Firm with 1 lawyer2 awards

  • An Attorney Dedicated to Client Service and Concentrating Exclusively on Divorce & Family Law

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Richard J. Bombardo
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What am I facing for a DWI if I was caught on a DWAI 2 years ago?

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Answered by attorney Jared Altman (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Law Office of Jared Altman
A couple of things right off the bat. Your license will probably be suspended pending prosecution and you will not be entitled to a hardship privilege to drive to work or anything else. Your BAC reading was somewhat low (0.12% BAC; if it was really 1.2% we would not be exchanging emails right now), so you might just get away with a plea offer of a DWI misdemeanor with a conditional discharge and not probation. You definitely don't want probation. I think that is where the battle lines will be drawn. If you plea or are convicted, your license will be revoked for six months and you probably will not be able to get a conditional license for even limited driving privileges during that period. Also, a fine of up to $1,000.00, a $400.00 surcharge, a $750.00 DMV driver safety assessment, $75.00 to enroll in the DMV Drinking Driver Program (DDP) if you haven't already done it in the past five years and up to $225.00 program fee for the DDP. Then you will also have to pay your attorney on top of all of that.
A couple of things right off the bat. Your license will probably be suspended pending prosecution and you will not be entitled to a hardship privilege to drive to work or anything else. Your BAC reading was somewhat low (0.12% BAC; if it was really 1.2% we would not be exchanging emails right now), so you might just get away with a plea offer of a DWI misdemeanor with a conditional discharge and not probation. You definitely don't want probation. I think that is where the battle lines will be drawn. If you plea or are convicted, your license will be revoked for six months and you probably will not be able to get a conditional license for even limited driving privileges during that period. Also, a fine of up to $1,000.00, a $400.00 surcharge, a $750.00 DMV driver safety assessment, $75.00 to enroll in the DMV Drinking Driver Program (DDP) if you haven't already done it in the past five years and up to $225.00 program fee for the DDP. Then you will also have to pay your attorney on top of all of that.
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Should I fight a seat belt citation or pay and take traffic school?

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Answered by attorney Peter David Ticktin (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at The Ticktin Law Group
You have a good understanding of this whole matter, especially the issue of there being a slim chance of winning. If you go to court to have an "adjudication withheld," you will do better than in sending in the ticket. You will have a chance to discuss the stop with the judge, and in all likelihood, if your record is fairly clean, you will be able to ask him not only for a withhold of adjudication, but also to waive driving school. If you simply mail in the ticket, neither you nor the court will not have that option. I know that sometimes a little injustice sits in our craw. I suggest that you go forward, get this behind you, and soon, it will be a distant memory.
You have a good understanding of this whole matter, especially the issue of there being a slim chance of winning. If you go to court to have an "adjudication withheld," you will do better than in sending in the ticket. You will have a chance to discuss the stop with the judge, and in all likelihood, if your record is fairly clean, you will be able to ask him not only for a withhold of adjudication, but also to waive driving school. If you simply mail in the ticket, neither you nor the court will not have that option. I know that sometimes a little injustice sits in our craw. I suggest that you go forward, get this behind you, and soon, it will be a distant memory.
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Can a Grand Larceny Felony Class C charge be dismissed?

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Answered by attorney Eric E Rothstein (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Rothstein Law PLLC
How can anyone answer that question without knowing the details. Furthermore, having been a federal and State prosecutor and doing defense work the past 16 years, I'm sure the DA can figure out the paperwork; they have lots of experts on staff. It sounds like you are either not getting accurate information or misinterpreting it.
How can anyone answer that question without knowing the details. Furthermore, having been a federal and State prosecutor and doing defense work the past 16 years, I'm sure the DA can figure out the paperwork; they have lots of experts on staff. It sounds like you are either not getting accurate information or misinterpreting it.
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