Aggravated Assault Upon A Police Officer Or A Peace Officer (NY PL 120.11) Defense Lawyer Aggravated Assault on a Police Officer (NY PL 120.11) in Buffalo is a Class B Felony with serious penalties, such as a maximum sentence of 25 years in prison. The charge alleges a number of elements, all of which must…
Defense Attorneys Friedman & Ranzenhofer Provide Information Regarding Assault In The First Degree If you’ve been charged with Assault in the First Degree (NY PL 120.10) in Buffalo, it means that prosecutors believe they can prove that you intended to cause serious physical injury to a person, that you did cause serious physical injury to…
Defense Lawyers Friedman & Ranzenhofer Provide Help With Assault On A Peace Officer, Police Officer, Fireman Or Emergency Medical Services Professional (NY PL 120.08) Charges If you’ve been charged with Assaulting a Police Officer (NY PL 120.08), you run the risk of a prison sentence as long as 15 years. In Buffalo, prosecutors are very…
When your income and your ex’s incomes have reversed and you now earn less in Buffalo, your child support obligation may diminish or end – but not until a judge approves any changes to your child support order. If you stop paying without court approval, you’ll be in violation of a judge’s orders, and whatever…
When a driver in the Buffalo area is asked to submit to a breath test to determine his or her blood alcohol content, not every member of law enforcement is qualified to conduct the breath test. Instead, New York State requires the police officer conducting the breath test to have completed a training program and…
Following a conviction for drinking and driving in the Buffalo area, a driver may be required to attend the Drinking Driver Program (DDP) by the court. For defendants who are eligible to obtain a conditional driver’s license following a DWI conviction, attendance at the DDP is mandatory before the DMV will issue the conditional…
Even for experienced Buffalo DWI lawyers, it can be difficult to recall all of the circumstances under which a driver convicted of drinking and driving may – or may not – be eligible for a conditional driver’s license. Generally, a driver who has no prior drunk driving convictions within the past five years is eligible…
Most Buffalo residents convicted of drinking and driving are eligible for a conditional driver’s license. A conditional driver’s license allows the convicted defendant to continue to drive for work, school, medical care and other necessities until his or her full driving privileges are restored. Even if a conditional license is issued to the driver, however,…
Criminal Defense Lawyers Friedman & Ranzenhofer Help Those Arrested For Reckless Assault Of A Child (NY PL 120.02) When an adult over the age of 18 is suspected of assaulting a child under the age of 5 in such a way as to leave the child with a brain injury, the adult may be charged…
Friedman & Ranzenhofer Offer Assistance To Those Arrested On Gang Assault In The First Degree (NY PL 120.07) Gang Assault in the First Degree (NY PL 120.07) is an assault committed by three or more people. Despite the name, the charge does not imply membership in a street gang in Buffalo. Any assault committed by…
