Legal Question in Criminal Law in New York

Re: Criminal Sale of Controlled Substance NYS- 3rd degree, 2nd offense

Generally the da's office seeks increasing punishment on similar

Charges. So he would be looking at closer to two or three years

With the prior.

I would suggest hiring an attorney if possible. Feel free to contact

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Re: Criminal Sale of Controlled Substance NYS- 3rd degree, 2nd offense

Your brother really needs to retain an attorney to help get him the best possible outcome. We can provide representation at a very reasonable cost.

Re: Criminal Sale of Controlled Substance NYS- 3rd degree, 2nd offense

Your brother would be considered a predicate felon, therefore I believe he faces at least 2-3 years in jail if convicted. I suggest retaining the best possible criminal defense attorney. Consider if he gets 5 years with a non experienced attorney ,but could get 3 years with a competent attorney, he loses possible income for 2 years. What is that worth? Don't be penny wise dollar foolish. Contact my office @7188340087 for a consultation.

Re: Criminal Sale of Controlled Substance NYS- 3rd degree, 2nd offense

It would be highly reccomended to retain an experienced attorney to defend him and preserve his rights in court. Also will likely lead to a much better deal. We have substantial experience handling these types of cases, however, we would need some more information before making a complete and proper determination. You are welcome to contact us for a free consultation.

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