What It Means Trespassing involves entering or remaining on property without permission. It doesn’t require breaking in or causing damage—just being where you’re not legally allowed. Common Types: Degrees & Penalties: What Must Be Proven: Common Defenses:
Continue reading ›What the Law Prohibits Criminal mischief in New York means intentionally damaging someone else’s property. The law applies to various types of damage, including: Common Types of Criminal Mischief: Key Requirements: Penalties by Degree 4th Degree (Class A Misdemeanor) 3rd Degree (Class E Felony) 2nd Degree (Class D Felony) 1st Degree (Class B Felony) Other…
Continue reading ›It’s a tense situation: a Nassau County police officer is asking you questions. Your heart is pounding, and you’re worried about saying the wrong thing. In the heat of the moment, a small lie might seem like the easiest way to end the conversation and de-escalate the situation. But is it a crime to lie…
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