A blog by Adam Rosenblum
When a person is sentenced to probation instead of jail time, or when he/she is released on parole, there are conditions that must be met. One of these conditions is that the person may not violate any federal, state, or municipal laws. Many often wonder: does being ticketed for speeding...
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Memorial Day is one of the busiest travel holidays of the year. For many Americans, it marks the unofficial start of summer. That brings with it a fair share of celebratory drinking. In some cases, that can result in a spike in impaired driving. To combat this, New York State...
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New Yorkers should be extra mindful to wear their seatbelts. Starting Monday, May 20, State Troopers and local police precincts will be participating in the “Buckle Up New York, Click It or Ticket” enforcement campaign. The statewide campaign runs from May 20 to June 2. Organized by the Governor’s Traffic...
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The State Senate recently introduced a new bill that would make it illegal for people to cross streets in the state while staring at their smartphone. Despite the lack of evidence that personal electronic devices used on the streets cause traffic accidents, state lawmakers want to outlaw the use of...
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While New York State traffic court judges can be tough, we are all human. What most people don’t realize is that while police officers, prosecutors and judges all have a job to do, they also have a significant amount of discretion. Some use it more liberally than others. For example...
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