New York’s highest court has agreed to hear an appeal from Harvey Weinstein over his 2020 rape conviction.
A spokesman for the Court of Appeals said Wednesday that oral arguments would likely be held sometime next year, after the decision to hear the case was granted Aug. 19.
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The sweet spot of Arthur Aidala’s law practice is a headline-grabbing defendant who is hated by many. Somehow, that doesn’t mean people hate him.
The Arthur Aidala Power Hour radio show blends Arthur’s courtroom experiences with his perspective as a lifetime New Yorker.
What started out as a telenovela-style plot of revenge: A wronged wife placed two deadly chemicals upon her husband’s mistress’s doorknobs, mailbox, and car, hoping to make the woman sick.
People who face criminal charges should understand how they can get protection from the Miranda warning—and how it may hurt them.
The consequences of a conviction for identity theft are serious and charges should be vigorously challenged.
In recent years the United State Department of Justice has substantially reduced its reliance on mandatory minimum sentences, especially when prosecuting low-level drug offenders.
DUI convictions in New York come with harsh penalties, including potential jail time.
If you refuse a breathalyzer in New York, you had better be ready for a punishment.
The Supreme Court is being asked to review a case that could lead to major changes in how insider trading is prosecuted.