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What Is Larceny in New York?

The crime of larceny happens when someone takes another’s property (without the use of force) with the purpose of denying the rightful owner of that property either perpetually or for a considerable amount of time. Basically, larceny is the same as common theft; the term itself is rooted in English common law. New York is […]

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What Are The Differences Between Murder and Manslaughter in New York?

Have you been accused of ending another person’s life? If so, please read on, then contact an experienced Rockland County violent crimes attorney to learn the differences between murder and manslaughter in New York. How are murder and manslaughter defined in New York? When a person kills someone, regardless of intent or other details surrounding […]

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Consequences of Embezzlement in New York | What You Should Know

While most theft crimes involve the taking of property without permission, embezzlement involves property that is legally possessed and then taken without permission. Most instances of embezzlement occur in businesses, often where the most trusted employees face accusations. If you happen to be one of them, please read on, then contact an experienced Rockland County […]

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Carl Spector, Esq. is Teaching a Course Titled “The Anatomy of a Criminal Law Case” for the NACLE

Carl Spector, Esq., is teaching a course for the National Academy of Continuing Legal Education called “The Anatomy of a Criminal Law Case.” In the course, Mr. Spector speaks about how the criminal justice system works and how an attorney should deal with his or her clients, their families, and everyone in the courtroom through […]

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