Category: Blog

ABKLaw BLOG: New York State recently enacted CPL 160.59

BLOG:  #ABKLaw Partner Michael Jaccarino, Esq. – New York State recently enacted CPL 160.59 Did you know: Our Partner Michael Jaccarino recently successfully petitioned New York County Criminal Court to seal the prior conviction and criminal record of an Aidala, Bertuna & Kamins client, a

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ABKLaw In The News: Update – Harvey Weinstein case

You can’t turn on the news without hearing about the Harvey Weinstein case, which is precisely why the hearing on Friday was so important to our #ABKLaw Defense Team helmed by Executive Partner Marianne Bertuna, accompanied by Diana Fabi Samson, Arthur Aidala and Hon. Barry

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ABKLaw BLOG: The Government May Be Monitoring Your Purchases

BLOG from our #ABKLaw Partner Michael Jaccarino, Esq.:  The Government May Be Monitoring Your Purchases DEA agents thought that criminals purchase money-counting machines. A recent report shows that the Drug Enforcement Administration secretly collected data in bulk about Americans’ purchases of money-counting machines, which are obviously

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ABKLaw BLOG: Vaccines and the 4th Amendment

BLOG from our #ABKLaw Partner Michael Jaccarino, Esq.:  Vaccines and the 4th Amendment When can vaccines affect an individuals’ right to privacy in their own home? A recent situation in Arizona has raised these legal issues.   In Phoenix, police officers with guns drawn broke down

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ABKLaw BLOG: Veritas

A BLOG from our Aidala, Bertuna & Kamins P.C. Partner Hon. Barry Kamins:  VERITAS The above Latin word,  meaning “truth,” is the official motto of Harvard University. Recent events have shown that this prestigious institution has been veering away from that goal. Professor Ronald Sullivan, who

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ABKLaw BLOG: The Innocent Should Remain Silent

BLOG from our #ABKLaw Partner Michael Jaccarino, Esq.:  The Innocent Should Remain Silent  Most convicted criminals know not to talk to the police.  Generally, the first time they were arrested, they confessed, were prosecuted, and went to jail.  They won’t make that mistake again. It is

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