Criminal Attorney Serving New York City

Other Criminal Charges We Handle

In addition to handling more commonly known criminal offenses classified as theft crimes, drug crimes, federal crimes, white collar crimes, sex crimes and violent crimes, our law firm handles various other types of criminal matters and charges for clients in New York City and throughout the state.

24 Hour Arraignments
The arraignment process will be the first contact that you have with the criminal court system after you have been arrested for an offense in New York. It is in your best interests to have skilled legal representation at your side throughout the entire arraignment process. Click here to learn more about 24 hour arraignments.

Aggravated Harassment
Aggravated harassment charges can be charged as a misdemeanor or felony in New York, depending on the presence of certain aggravating circumstances. If you have been charged with aggravated harassment, you may face up to 12 months in jail if you are convicted. Click here to learn more about aggravated harassment.

Airport Gun Charges
Individuals who are caught carrying a weapon in their luggage are arrested on the spot in New York airports. Airport gun charges are more serious than you think, and the experience of a seasoned criminal defense attorney is necessary to defend your rights. Click here to learn more about airport gun charges.

Appeals
If you are seeking to file an appeal for an unfair verdict, you need to be familiar with the process of appeals in the state of New York. A skilled attorney can help you fight for your future once more with a strong appeal. Click here to learn more about appeals.

Extraditions
Extradition is the legal process involving the surrender of a person in custody by one state or nation to another. New York state laws regarding extradition can be very confusing, and handling extradition proceedings correctly will ensure that you can return to your state on your own recognizance. Click here to learn more about extraditions.

False Arrests
If you have been arrested or charged for a criminal act that you did not commit, you may find yourself facing maximum penalties unnecessarily. No matter the charges you are up against, an experienced lawyer can help you get the charges dropped. Click here to learn more about false arrests.

Juvenile Crimes
Juvenile crimes in the state of New York are handled in a different manner than crimes involving adults. There may be more leniencies available to juvenile judges in order to address the root of the issue rather than simply penalizing a child for making a mistake. Click here to learn more about juvenile crimes.

Mail Fraud
If you have been accused of a form of mail fraud, the federal law enforcement agency may be using this charge as a foundation to build a federal crime case against you. Theft, embezzlement, bribery and bank fraud are but a few types of mail fraud that is punishable as a federal offense. Click here to learn more about mail fraud.

Orders of Protection
If an order of protection has been fired against you, you are prohibited to make contact with the alleged victim of the crime that you have been charged with. You have the right to contest an order of protection through a court hearing and an attorney may make the difference in having the order dismissed. Click here to learn more about orders of protection.

Police Complaints/Suits
When you or someone you love has been the victim of police brutality or the excessive use of force by a police officer, you have the right to seek restitution and relief. You may be suffering from injuries such as minor cuts and bruises to serious injuries such as paralysis, and facing high medical costs as a result. Click here to learn more about police complaints/suits.

Probation Violations
If you have been placed on formal probation, you must meet specific requirements during a term in order to successfully avoid the jail or prison sentence that otherwise would have been enforced. Click here to learn more about probation violations.

Wire Fraud
Wire fraud is considered a federal offense that is outlined under the United States Code 18 U.S.C. 1343. If convicted of a wire fraud, you could spend up to 20 years in prison or face up to $250,000 in fines. Click here to learn more about wire fraud.

If you or a loved one is dealing with any of the issues listed above, please contact a New York City criminal defense attorney at our law offices to see how we can help you. With the resources to properly handle your case and to protect your legal rights every step of the way, we will work to guide you toward the best possible resolution to your case.

Contact a New York criminal defense lawyer today!

State and federal laws are harsh when dealing with criminal offenders, and this is unfamiliar territory for the average person facing criminal charges or any legal matter. Because your freedom and rights are on the line, it is crucial that you ensure professional help in handling your case. Get started in receiving the guidance and information you need to make the right choices about retaining legal counsel in the first place and addressing your legal matter. Our firm also represents clients with 24 hour arraignments, New York arraignments, false arrests and police complains / suits.

To learn how we can help you, contact a New York City criminal lawyer at Perez & Cedeño, P.C.