At Konta Georges & Buza P.C., we frequently receive questions from clients wondering if charges can be dropped after an indictment. The short answer is yes – criminal charges can be dropped after an indictment, but the process becomes more complex once a grand jury…
In the complex landscape of federal law, recognizing the early signs of an investigation is often challenging but crucial. Early detection can make a significant difference in preparing an effective defense strategy. At Konta Georges & Buza P.C., we focus on providing our clients with…
What is the Difference Between Homicide and Murder? In the intricate world of criminal law, terms like "homicide" and "murder" are often used interchangeably by the general public. However, there is a distinct difference between the two, especially in the legal context of New York…
Insurance fraud is a serious offense with severe repercussions for those found guilty. When individuals face a conviction for fraudulent activities related to insurance claims, it may jeopardize not only their financial stability but also their reputation and freedom. Financial penalties Insurance fraud steals over $3…
In the world of business, maintaining accurate records is not only a matter of good practice but also a legal obligation. This is particularly true in New York, where falsifying business records is a criminal offense. Businesses may resort to such tactics for various reasons,…
Diving into the market can prove massively intimidating at first. Between buying, selling, trading and more, it might feel possible to make a misstep at any turn. This is why it is important to know the legal repercussions you could face for some of these…
When you face a federal criminal charge, quite a bit hangs in the balance. Federal offenses are typically quite serious in nature, and while the penalties associated with a federal offense vary, you may have to serve time and pay hefty fines, among other potential…
New York does not have the death penalty. But its history with this form of punishment has been a roller coaster. The controversy over the death penalty began in the 1860s when the legislature accidentally outlawed it. They were trying to ban the practice of…
When someone faces a criminal accusation, prosecutors may use eyewitness testimony to get a conviction. A common belief is that if someone saw something happen, it must be true. However, the reliability of eyewitness testimony is much more complicated than that. Understanding the impact of…
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