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What happens at an arraignment in New York?

The arraignment is your first court appearance where you are officially informed of the charges. The judge will decide on bail or release conditions (ROR). It is crucial to have an attorney at this stage to argue for your release.

Contact a New York criminal defense lawyer promptly and seek legal advice before explaining the firearm or permit to investigators. Matthew Cohan and his team review your permit status, the firearm, the arrest location, licensing issues, and police conduct. The Law Offices of Matthew Cohan offers a free confidential consultation after a New York firearm arrest.

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Yes. A federal mail fraud lawyer communicates with prosecutors before indictment and presents evidence challenging the proposed charges. Relevant records might show legitimate business activity, lack of fraudulent intent, or errors in the claimed loss. Your attorney also handles document requests and evaluates potential negotiations. Matthew Cohan represents clients during pre-indictment mail fraud investigations.

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Fees depend on the type of dispute, amount at stake, number of parties, and work needed for discovery, experts, motions, or trial. Ask how the lawyer structures fees and which legal services and expenses the agreement covers. The Law Offices of Matthew Cohan offers a free confidential consultation to discuss your case and the representation it requires.

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Every case is unique. The best way to get answers specific to your situation is to speak directly with an attorney.

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Kew Gardens, New York 11415
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Smithtown, New York 11787
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