Legal Question in Criminal Law in New York
Loitering in the 1st degree
My 17 year old son was arrested for Loitering in the first degree and issued a desk appearance ticket. Can you tell me what will happen when he goes to court?
I called the police department and they said he is not a minor
Asked on 8/19/06, 1:43 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Brendan Chao
Brendan Chao - Attorney & Counselor at Law
Re: Loitering in the 1st degree
Your son is charged with a misdemeanor offense. Under New York law this is considered a crime, and pleading guilty to this will have consequences in his future. It is possible to negotiate a different outcome. You are welcome to call for a free consultation.
Answered on 8/21/06, 11:24 am
Robert Evans
Robert S. Evans esq.
Re: Loitering in the 1st degree
Your son is not a juvenile under the law,he is presently charged with a misdemeanor,which can be plea bargained. Please call my office for more info @ 7188340087
Answered on 8/21/06, 12:22 pm
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