Legal Question in Criminal Law in New York

harassment in 2nd degree

im a two time felon and im being charge with harassment in the 2nd degree. is there a possibilty i can go to jail?


Asked on 3/03/08, 11:35 am

4 Answers from Attorneys

Debra Palazzo Law Offices of Debra Palazzo, LLC

Re: harassment in 2nd degree

Depends on what exactly they are claiming or will prove that you did and to whom.

I hope you are not on probation/parole from last felony?

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Answered on 3/03/08, 10:57 pm
Steve Brodsky Esq. CheapNewYorkLLC.com

Re: harassment in 2nd degree

Yes, so you need to consult with an attorney who can help give you the best possible protection.

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Answered on 3/03/08, 11:47 am
Robert Evans Robert S. Evans esq.

Re: harassment in 2nd degree

There is a very real possibility you will go to jail absent either a great defense or a great plea bargain. Get a competent criminal defense attorney ASAP.

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Answered on 3/03/08, 11:56 am
Steven Czik CZIK LAW PLLC

Re: harassment in 2nd degree

Ecen though its a misdemeanor, being a two time predicate felon would certainly increase your chances, especially without an attorney defending you. You definitely need to have a qualified attorney representing your interests. This area of law is our specialty, and our fees are very reasonable, 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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Answered on 3/03/08, 5:27 pm


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