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Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is treated as a serious offense in New York with the potential for significant penalties if you are convicted. One frequently imposed consequence for alcohol-related driving offenses is the suspension or revocation of the offender’s...
The United States and New York State Constitutions both protect citizens from unreasonable search and seizure, but there are situations in which the search of a criminal suspect’s property is lawful. If you are suspected of committing a crime, it is important that you...
Federal crimes are any offenses that violate U.S. federal laws. Typically, they have national or interstate implications, such as mail fraud, tax offenses, and insurance fraud. Before federal prosecutors indict someone for a federal offense, they complete a rigorous...
When officials found disgraced American financier, socialite, and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein dead in his prison cell in 2019, New York City’s medical examiner declared Epstein’s death a suicide. Many of his alleged victims were disheartened that they would...
There are a few rules that those with civil service jobs will have to remember to prevent being disciplined at work. A common question many public employees have is whether or not they are able to hold an additional job on the side to make some extra money. The answer...
Although civil service employees in New York City generally have protections that private-sector employees do not, there are still some laws that dictate how and when they can take action. If we were to simply answer the question of whether or not civil servants are...
In addition to the job security that you have as a public service employee, some additional laws help preserve your rights while working in a public position. In particular, there are rules regarding how civil service employees may be treated regarding their political...
Civil service positions offer the benefit of increased job security and some additional rights that you will not find in the private sector, and their implications can vary from person to person. If you are seeking a public job or are trying to defend your status as a...
New York’s civil service laws provide enhanced job security that many employees in the public sector do not have. If you are recovering from an injury or a disability that will make you unable to work temporarily, you will not lose your job in most cases. However,...
As a civil service employee in NYC, you have some additional job security that those outside of the public sector often lack. However, that does not make you immune from disciplinary action. If your employer ever accuses you of misconduct, there are still ways that...