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Author Archives: Helbock, Nappa & Gallucci

Arrests of Professionals on False Domestic Violence Charges Are Increasing in New York

Staten Island LawBy Helbock, Nappa & GallucciJune 28, 2018

  New York City and many parts of New York State are home to influential people who attract headlines whenever they do something of significance. There are plenty of influential business professionals in New York City and some well-know professional athletes who live near the Western New York area. When there are that many influential…

Don’t Let Prosecutors Or Law Enforcement Officers Cheat You- Fighting Their Bad Behavior

Staten Island LawBy Helbock, Nappa & GallucciJune 21, 2018

  While everyone would like to believe that law enforcement officers and the District Attorney’s office are on the side of good, there are those few bad apples who try to use their positions to make life miserable for people. First of all, it needs to be stated that most police officers and prosecutors believe…

How Victims Can Prove Accusations Of Sexual Misconduct

Staten Island LawBy Helbock, Nappa & GallucciJune 14, 2018

  In the environment created by the media of today, it can be difficult for victims of sexual misconduct to get their cases heard in a court of law. A victim might feel it is safe to report these instances of misconduct to their employer, but their employer might wind up doing whatever it can…

Federal Tax Sentencing Are Unlike Other Sentencing

Staten Island LawBy Helbock, Nappa & GallucciJune 7, 2018

  In a criminal court of law, judges remain consistent in their feelings on most of the more ominous crimes. Ask any judge their feelings on rape, murder, extortion, and crimes against children and you will get a sense of repulsion shared by other judges. But federal tax cases are often very different in that…

To Testify or Not To Testify- A Most Important Trial Decision

Staten Island LawBy Helbock, Nappa & GallucciMay 31, 2018

  Attorneys in criminal trials need to decide if they are putting their client on the stand to testify early in the process. While they do not necessarily need to make any formal announcements, they do want to make the decision early so they can have time to prepare their client to testify. But is…

Don’t Be A Victim Of Harassment Or Extortion

Staten Island LawBy Helbock, Nappa & GallucciMay 24, 2018

  It takes all kinds of people to make up this world, and some of them are not very nice people to associate with. Did you have a short relationship with someone who feels like you two should still be together? Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for jilted lovers to try and get their ex’s…

Understanding the Difference Between Possession of a Weapon and a Firearm

Staten Island LawBy Helbock, Nappa & GallucciMay 17, 2018

  If you do not understand the laws in your state, then there is a good chance you might break a few of them. Possession of a weapon or a firearm, in most states, is a serious felony. A felony is a crime that involves jail time and serious limitations on your activities. For example,…

Should You Refuse a Breathalyzer Test in New York?

Staten Island DUIBy Helbock, Nappa & GallucciMay 10, 2018

  The Breathalyzer is a field sobriety device that tests to check your blood alcohol content (BAC). In New York State, the threshold for an illegal BAC is .08. If your Breathalyzer test comes back .08 or higher, then you are legally intoxicated in and are subject to all of the penalties associated with driving…

Can You Refuse a Breathalyzer Test?

Staten Island DUIBy Helbock, Nappa & GallucciMay 3, 2018

  When a driver is pulled over for suspected driving while intoxicated, there are a lot of moving parts that the driver has to keep in mind. Being pulled over on suspicion of DWI is a very serious thing and it not something for the driver to take lightly. It is always best to comply…

Completing a Prison Sentence for a Sex Crime Conviction in New York is Just the Beginning of Your Punishment

Staten Island LawBy Helbock, Nappa & GallucciApril 26, 2018

  According to New York State criminal law, the minimum sentence in New York State for sexual assault runs from a minimum of one to two years, to a maximum of seven years. Any amount of time in prison can be difficult, but for a sex offender the punishment does not end when the prison…

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