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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.

Fees vary depending on the complexity of the case, the charges, and the jurisdiction. We offer a transparent fee structure and will discuss all costs during your free initial consultation. We do not believe in hidden fees.

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A proffer agreement allows you to provide information to the government with some assurance that your words won't be used against you in court, usually as part of plea negotiations. This is a high-risk strategy that should never be attempted without a criminal defense attorney.

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Grand Larceny (theft over $1,000) is a felony. The degree depends on the value stolen. Grand Larceny in the First Degree (over $1M) is a Class B felony carrying up to 25 years in prison.

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