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OUR GOAL IS SIMPLE: HELPING CLIENTS REGAIN CONTROL OF THEIR LIFE. IF YOU’RE
ACCUSED OF A CRIME, YOUR FUTURE IS AT RISK. IF YOU HAVE A FAMILY THAT DEPENDS ON
YOU — THEY TOO COULD BE IMPACTED.
If you’re accused of committing a crime, you stand to lose your freedom, your
financial future, and perhaps even your personal assets. The stakes are
virtually endless. It’s critical you hire the best possible criminal defense
attorney to represent you. Whether you’re facing a federal charge, or state
charge, you need an NYC criminal lawyer who has the skills and experience to
help you avoid a guilty verdict —- and possible prison sentence. One of the
biggest mistakes you can possibly make is get no legal representation – instead,
hire a private criminal defense attorney who can help you negotiate a plea
bargain, or – get all charges dismissed.
Whether you’re facing a violent crime, or white collar crime, our NYC criminal
attorneys are capable of helping you avoid a guilty sentence, and potential
prison time. By working with our criminal defense lawyers, you can rest assured
that we’ll offer professionalism to you and your family members. We’re well
versed in all major NY penal laws, and prepared to mount the most aggressive
defense possible.
Our NYC criminal lawyers are here to help you if you’re facing a criminal charge
anywhere in the greater New York City area. A criminal charge is a serious
allegation. You need to aggressively fight the charges and defend your freedom.
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NYC CRIMINAL LAWYERS
Our team of NYC criminal lawyers knows that training, experience and dedication
are what it takes to successfully defend clients against criminal charges. When
law enforcement levies a criminal charge against you, they must have the legal
proofs to sustain the charges. They also must go about presenting the charges
lawfully under New York criminal procedure. They may not violate your
constitutional rights. Our NYC criminal lawyers are dedicated to helping you
assert your lawful rights and fight to clear your good name.
WORKING WITH OUR CRIMINAL LAWYERS IN NYC
Even just facing a criminal charge can be daunting. You may have the stress and
humiliation of an arrest. You might wonder how you’re going to keep your job and
take care of your family. A sentence of jail can be devastating, but it can also
be devastating to lose your driver’s license as part of a criminal conviction.
Whatever your concerns are, our NYC criminal lawyers have what it takes in order
to help you address all of the things that you’re worried about.
HOW OUR NYC CRIMINAL LAWYERS DEFEND YOU AGAINST CRIMINAL CHARGES
The exact defense that our experienced lawyers prepare in each case depends on
what the specifics are of what happened to you. Here are just some of the
defenses that may be available in your defense:
* Police constitutional violation
* Honest mistake by law enforcement
* Honest mistake by you
* Witnesses are not in a place to really observe what happened
* Dishonest witnesses or police
* Self-defense
* You had to commit the offense to avoid a more serious harm
* You didn’t possess what law enforcement accused you of having
* Duress
* Errors in proper police investigation
* Entrapment
For some defenses, you raise the issue by creating and filing a preliminary
motion. A preliminary motion gets addressed before your formal trial starts. In
other cases, you wait until your jury trial starts in order to raise the issue
of the defense. No matter what, it’s important to start preparing your case
early. The more time you have to track down witnesses and prepare legal
arguments, the better you can work to prepare the best defense when you work
with our NYC criminal lawyers.
GETTING THE BEST OUTCOME WITH OUR NYC CRIMINAL LAWYERS
Part of great representation from our NYC criminal lawyers is helping you
understand what to expect and helping you through the process. When you’re
facing criminal charges, you need to make informed choices. It our job to help
you learn about how New York law applies to your case. If you should take your
case to trial, our team wants you to understand why it’s worth the risk instead
of accepting a plea offer. If a plea offer is the best possible outcome, you
should understand the reasoning. Our team develops your options and works with
you to thoroughly understand the pros and cons of the choices that you can make.
Ultimately, you make the final decision in your case.
NYC CRIMINAL LAWYERS REPRESENTING YOU
A criminal defense is a serious matter. Our attorneys take your matter seriously
and pursue it aggressively. We know that the outcome is important to you. There
are many things that lead to success working with a client. It’s critical to
have open communication with clients. Our team is available to answer questions
whenever you have them. Our team can represent you wherever you’re at in your
case including your initial arraignment, pretrial matters, jury selection, jury
trial, post-judgment actions including appeals and sentencing hearings.
Facing a criminal charge is never easy. Addressing your criminal charge with the
right NYC criminal lawyers can help. Thoughtful, aggressive, skilled
representation can help you overcome your legal difficulties quickly and return
to your life.
Any allegation of wrong doing can hurt your reputation, future employment
prospects, and more. Bottom line, you should never take a potential criminal
investigation lightly. We protect your rights, and protect you financially. The
Spodek Law Group is a top pick, for state, and federal crimes. With over 50
years of combined experience, we’ve seen virtually every single type of
allegation and potential case. It doesn’t matter what you’re accused of
committing, our team of trial lawyers is here to help you. We understand the
challenges you face – once you’re accused of a crime, and now face societal, and
financial ramifications. Regardless of what you’re accused of committing,
there’s a defense strategy that can be crafted which helps you. The quality of
your criminal defense attorney is more important than the crime you’re accused
of doing. You can rest assured that the Spodek Law Group will handle your case
with professionalism, and desire for positive outcomes for you and your family.
The Spodek Law Group handles virtually every type of criminal defense case. If
you’re facing criminal charges, our NYC criminal lawyers can help you – right
away! If you are facing criminal accusations, you stand to lose a lot more than
just the case – you stand to lose your freedom, liberty, and assets. The stakes
are simply TOO HIGH for you to leave your criminal defense representation to
simply a public defender, or any criminal defense attorney. Bottom line, whether
you face a federal, or state, charge, you need a New York criminal attorney with
skills, experience, and judgement, who can help you avoid a guilty verdict. We
can negotiate a plea bargain, or go to trial in order to fight the case against
you. To get started, please contact our criminal lawyers as soon as possible.
The Spodek Law Group is loved by the media. We’ve got experience handling high
profile criminal defense cases for many years now. Our founding partner, Todd
Spodek, has handled many high profile criminal defense cases. Our firm has built
a practice around handling most state level crimes, and in addition handling
tough and hard to win federal cases. Federal charges carry extremely stiff
fines, and penalties, compared to State crimes. It means you really need an NYC
criminal lawyer who is effective, and can argue on your behalf. In some cases,
there can be simultaneous state and federal cases that proceed against you.
Founding partner Todd Spodek and his team are admitted to practice in federal
courts, and have experience handling all stages of federal cases, including
federal appeals. Bottom line – if you’re facing criminal allegations, you need a
criminal defense law firm who can provide the quality representation you need.
Whether you’re under an active investigation, or simply under surveillance, you
can rest assured that the Spodek Law Group will handle your case with
professionalism.
The Lawyer You Want – When Things Hit The Fan
No one wants an attorney. When you’re involved in an investigation, or you’re in
custody before an arrest for criminal conduct, there’s no substitute for having
the best possible criminal defense attorney. Our team of attorneys has extensive
experience. The Spodek Law Group’s experience in the practice of criminal law is
second to none. The firm has handled cases nationwide, and has the capability of
effectively advising you on how to proceed. We understand what’s at stake for
each, and every, client. We understand that incarceration, and a criminal
record, are things no one wants.
What is Criminal Intent
If you commit wrongdoing without having the intention to do so, others may be
mad at you. However, they cannot say you made the mistake on purpose. However,
if you know doing something is wrong yet choose to proceed, you have made a
conscious decision to commit an illegal act. When this is done, criminal intent
has been present based on your actions. Whether the act committed is something
as serious as murder or something less dire such as shoplifting an item of
clothing from a store, criminal intent is present in both cases.
Punishment Fits the Crime
Since crimes vary in severity, judges will often try to make sure whatever
sentence they hand down to a defendant will be appropriate based on the person’s
crime. To do so effectively and fairly from case to case, judges will need to
make sure criminal intent has been clearly defined for a particular situation.
Thus, prosecutors in criminal cases are required to show not only that the
defendant had the intention to commit a criminal act, but also possessed the
state of mind that allowed them to know right from wrong. By proving these two
elements were present and that the defendant chose to commit the illegal act,
prosecutors can usually gain a conviction.
Four Types of Criminal Intent
Referred to as “mens rea” in its proper legal term, criminal intent has four
specific types involved in committing a crime. The first of these is purposeful,
meaning you are fully aware of your actions and chose to inflict harm on another
individual or property. Next is knowledge, meaning you were aware of the actions
you were taking, knew the possible consequences that may follow, yet did not
care enough to stop yourself from following through with the act. The third type
is recklessness, referring to your decision to do something reckless despite the
risks involved. For example, if you wave a loaded gun around others and it goes
off and injures someone, this would be criminal intent via recklessness.
Finally, the mildest form of criminal intent is negligence. Though defined as
failing to live up to your responsibilities and thus causing harm to others, a
harsh sentence rarely occurs in negligence cases.
Malice Aforethought
A specialized form of criminal intent that applies only to murder cases, malice
aforethought deals with premeditation, meaning a person planned out the murder
of another individual. Since murder is the most severe crime that can be
committed, a conviction that includes malice aforethought usually results in a
sentence of life in prison without parole, or even a spot on death row if the
murder was especially heinous. For example, if you decide to enter a liquor
store with the intention of robbing it, this is a form of criminal intent.
Scienter
Used interchangeably with “mens rea,” scienter refers to a specific and severe
criminal intent that does not pertain to murder cases. Instead, it means a
person had unquestionable knowledge that an act was illegal. As an example, if a
person writes a check for an amount which they knew could not possibly be
covered by the money in their bank account at that moment, criminal intent of
this nature would have been demonstrated.
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
When defendants are brought up on criminal charges, it is still the duty of the
prosecutor to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt in order to gain a
conviction. Even if it appears criminal intent is clear, prosecutors must prove
the elements crucial in such cases. Otherwise, even if the defendant was aware
they were committing an illegal act, failing to prove appropriate criminal
intent can result in losing a case that at the beginning may have seemed open
and shut.
WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I’M ARRESTED OR THINK I’M ABOUT TO BE ARRESTED?
If you’re arrested, the best thing to do is stay quiet, and call your criminal
defense attorney as soon as possible. You have the right to remain silent, and
the right to an attorney. The issue is these rights only protect you if you use
them. Many people think just because they’re under arrest, they must
cooperate with the police. This is simply not true.
What’s an arrest?
An arrest occurs when police take you into custody, and you are not free to
leave. Many people who are arrested are often taken into jail. Many people make
mistakes when they are arrested which makes their situation infinitely worse.
Nobody plans on being arrested, but you may be arrested for simply being in the
wrong place at the wrong time.
Don’t talk
Don’t say a word to the officer. You have the right to remain silent. Do not
talk period. Do not try to convince the officer of your innocence. Everything
you say is probably being recorded, and will be used against you. Everyone is
innocent, until proven guilty. If you say something carelessly, it could be used
to prove your guilt. Most of the time, when people speak to officers they say
something that makes their situation far more worse, and makes it harder for
your future NYC criminal lawyer to service you.
Don’t run from the police
It’s important to listen to the police officer arresting you. Follow his, or
her, instructions. If you run, there could be additional charges against you. If
the case goes to trial, you could be in trouble even more. The police may become
suspicious that someone running has a weapon. They may draw the weapon on you.
Don’t resist arrest
The most important thing not to do is touch the police officer. Follow the
officers instructions exactly. Fight your case, but never the police officer
arresting you. You will physically lose the fight, but also lose in court –
since the jury might be biased as to why you assaulted the officer. Many people
attempt to push the officer away, or swat their hands away. This can quickly
escalate the case.
The police can lie, and get away with it, don’t believe them
It’s legal for the police to lie to get you to admit to something. They are
trained to lie, and get you to confess. It’s called the Reid technique, where
you lie about having potential witnesses/video evidence/DNA, and use that lie to
get a confession out of you. The police will separate people, and try to get you
to “rat” on your friend. Don’t believe the lies. It just makes the police’s job
easier.
Don’t let the police search anything
Do not allow the police to search anything. If the officer asks,— you can refuse
them. They don’t have the right to search, and must have your willing consent.
If they search anyways, that evidence can be thrown out later. If you consent to
the search, the officers might find something that you didn’t know was there.
Don’t talk nonsense to the police
Regardless if you’ve been wrongly arrested, don’t talk garbage to the police.
Trash talking the police will simply infuriate them, and they’ll add charges,
change a misdemeanor to a felony, or do other things to torture and ruin your
life.
Don’t let the police inside your home
If the police come to your house don’t let them in. When they ask, tell them
they do not have permission to enter your home. Make sure to mention they need
to have a search warrant to enter the home.
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