Item: Saland Law PC
Rating: 5
Author: Evan

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Why Saland Law?
Attorney Profiles
- Jeremy Saland Esq.
- Peter Katz Esq.
- Robert Maher Esq.
Arrest Process
Practice Areas
- New York State Criminal Defense
  - Criminal Interference with Health Care Services or Religious Worship
    - First Degree
    - Second Degree Criminal Interference
    - Second Degree Aggravated Interference
  - Desk Appearance Tickets (D.A.T.)
    - Why You Need a Lawyer
    - Failure to Appear
    - What is a Desk Appearance Ticket
    - Who is Eligible
  - Professionals Arrests and Licensure
  - Domestic Violence Crimes
    - Aggravated Family Offense
    - Defenses
    - Arrest Process
    - Wrongful Arrest
    - Definitions & Terms
    - Overview
      - Child Abuse
      - Restraining Orders
    - Order of Protections & Restraining Orders
    - Child Endangerment
    - Roommate Violence
    - Spousal Abuse
    - Cases Without a Victim
    - Supporting Depositions
    - Subpoenas
    - Domestic Violence Survivor's Justice Act
    - Orders of Protection in the Time of COVID-19
  - Juvenile Crimes, Delinquency & Youthful Offender Proceedings
    - Probation
    - Prosecutors
    - Raise the Age Law
    - Youth Part of Criminal Courts
    - Youthful Offender Adjudication
    - Sealing of Juvenile Records
    - Family Offenses under the NY Family Court Act
    - Misdemeanors & Felonies
    - Juvenile Delinquency FAQ
  - Aggressive Driving
  - Coercion Crimes
    - Felony & Misdemeanor Coercion
    - First Degree
    - Second Degree
    - Third Degree Coercion: NY Penal Law 135.60
  - Immigration & Crime
    - Aggravated Felonies
    - Controlled Substances Offenses
    - Crimes Against Children
    - Moral Turpitude Crimes
    - Domestic Violence
    - Criminal Charges
    - Firearm Crimes
    - Prostitution Crimes
    - Drug & Marijuana Possession
    - New York Immigration Lawyer
    - New York Deportation Defense Lawyer
  - Non-Violent & Property Crimes
    - Criminal Mischief
      - Felony Criminal Mischief
    - Endangering the Welfare of a Child
    - Falsely Reporting an Incident
      - First Degree
      - Second Degree
      - Third Degree
    - Making Graffiti
    - Trespassing Crimes
    - Obstructing Governmental Administration
    - Possession of Graffiti Instruments
    - Public Lewdness: NY Penal Law 245.00
    - Reckless Endangerment
      - First Degree
      - Second Degree
    - Resisting Arrest
    - Unlawful Surveillance
    - Unauthorized Practice of a Profession: NY ED Law 6512
  - NYC Employee Arrests
  - Probation Violations
  - Relief From Civil Disabilities & Certificates of Good Conduct
  - Victim Assistance, Witness Representation and Internal Investigation
  - New York Penal Law
- Federal Criminal Defense
  - Bank Fraud
  - Bankruptcy Fraud
  - Bribery
  - Computer Crimes
  - Conspiracy
  - Embezzlement
  - False Claims Against the Government Crimes
  - Firearm Crimes
  - Insider Trading
  - Gambling Crimes
  - Health Care Fraud
  - Identity Theft
  - Mail Fraud
  - Money Laundering
  - New York Money Laundering
  - Mortgage Fraud
  - Passport & Visa Fraud
  - Prescription Drug Crimes
  - Public Corruption
  - Securities Fraud
  - Tax Fraud
  - Wire Fraud
- Blackmail & Extortion
  - Unlawful Disclosure of an Intimate Image
    - Statutory Definitions
    - Civil Causes of Action
    - Statutory Defenses
  - Representative Matters
- College Arrests & Title IX Hearings
  - Sexual Violence
  - Title IX Investigations
  - Remedies & Notice of Outcome in Title IX Investigations
  - The Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013
  - Title IX and the Clery Act: Student Misconduct and Sexual Harassment Laws
  - Title IX Appeals
  - Title IX Harassment & Discrimination Investigations & Hearings
    - Hearings & Investigations
    - Procedural Requirements
    - Responsible Employees & Reporting
    - Students Protected by Title IX
  - Title IX Retaliation
  - Baruch College
  - Columbia University
    - Columbia Title IX
    - Title IX Equal Access Requirements
  - Fordham University
  - NYU
  - Pace University
  - Pace University Title IX
  - St. John’s University
  - Touro College
    - Title IX
    - Touro College Code of Conduct Violations
  - Title IX, Student Misconduct & Disciplinary Hearings
    - Title IX
    - Alcohol, Drug Amnesty, Confidentiality & Retaliation Policies
    - Third Party Reporting
  - Cornell
    - Title IX
    - Title IX, Student Disciplinary Proceedings, College Misconduct & Criminal Offenses
    - Reporting Title IX Violations
    - Title IX Policies & Procedures
  - Understanding the Title IX Investigative Process from Start to Finish
  - Understanding
  - Understanding the Department of Education’s Title IX Final Rule
- Conviction & Record Sealing
  - Record-Sealing
  - Background Checks & Record Sealing
  - Effect and Benefits
  - Human Rights
  - Eligibility Guidelines
  - Eligible Offenses for Record Sealing in New York
  - Record Sealing Sentencing Judges
  - Procedure
  - Relevant Factors
  - Requirements
  - NY Conviction & Record Sealing Law Information
- Orders of Protection & Restraining Orders
  - Orders of Protection & Family Offense “Crimes”
  - Who can get One?
  - Potential Duration & Length
- White Collar Crimes
  - White Collar Criminal Defense
  - Bribery
    - Bribery Crimes
    - First Degree
    - Second Degree
    - Third Degree
  - Commercial Bribery and Commercial Bribe Receiving: NY Penal Law Article 180
  - Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument
    - Elements of Criminal Possession
    - Defenses to Criminal Possession
    - First Degree
    - Second Degree
    - Third Degree
  - Criminal Tax Fraud
  - Cigarette & Tobacco Tax Crimes
  - Embezzlement
  - Enterprise Corruption
  - Falsifying Business Records
    - First Degree
    - Second Degree
  - Forgery
    - First Degree
    - Second Degree
    - Third Degree
  - Gambling Crimes
    - Statutory Defenses
    - First Degree Promoting Gambling
    - Second Degree Promoting Gambling
    - Possession of a Gambling Device
    - First Degree Possession of Gambling Records
    - Second Degree Possession of Gambling Records
  - Unlawful Gratuities
  - Grand Larceny
    - Grand Larceny Sentencing
    - Embezzlement & Value
    - Extortion
    - Credit & Debit Cards
    - Grand Larceny From the Person
    - Vehicle
    - Grand Larceny Weapon
    - First Degree Grand Larceny: NY Penal Law 155.42
    - Second Degree Grand Larceny: NY Penal Law 155.40
    - Third Degree Grand Larceny: NY Penal Law 155.35
    - Fourth Degree Grand Larceny: NY Penal Law 155.30
  - Insurance Fraud
  - Felony Insurance Fraud
  - Martin Act
  - Martin Act’s Criminal Offenses
  - Fraud
    - Elements
    - Defending
    - Evidence
    - Fraud Penalties
    - Investigating
    - Check Fraud
    - Check Fraud Investigations
    - Credit Card Fraud
    - Common Misconceptions About Credit Card Fraud
    - Credit Card Fraud Crimes
    - Forgery
    - Identity Theft
    - Medicare / Medicaid Fraud
    - Tax Fraud
  - Theft
    - Theft Offenses
    - Fair Market Value of Loss
    - Embezzlement
    - Elements of a Embezzlement Charge
    - Actual Loss v. Intended Loss
    - Embezzlement Sentencing
    - Attorney-Client Relationship
    - Burden of Proof
    - Common Misconceptions
    - Compelling Evidence
    - Defense
    - Departure Considerations
    - Estimation of Loss
    - Harm in Sentencing
    - Loss in Sentencing
    - Embezzlement Sentencing Considerations in New York
    - Loss Estimation
    - Evidence
    - Impact of Criminal History
    - Mandatory Sentences
    - Mandatory Minimum Sentencing
    - Misconduct Enhancement
    - Mitigating Circumstances
    - New York Embezzlement Arrest Process
    - Embezzlement Investigations
    - Embezzlement Offense Characteristics
    - Embezzlement Penalties
    - Embezzlement Sentencing Guidelines
    - Embezzlement Defense
    - Embezzlement Sentencing
    - Sentencing Hearings
    - Embezzlement Charges
    - Types of Embezzlement
    - Shoplifting
    - Shoplifting Defense
    - Shoplifting
    - Theft Crime Elements
    - Theft Bail
    - Theft Defense
    - Theft Charge Defense
    - Felony Theft
    - Theft Conviction
    - Theft Crime Penalties
    - Theft Charge Prosecution
    - Theft Sentence Reduction
    - Theft Defense
  - Offering a False Instrument for Filing
    - First Degree
    - Second Degree
  - Official Misconduct
  - Petit Larceny
    - Century 21 Department Store Shoplifting
    - Whole Foods Shoplifting
  - Scheme to Defraud
  - Tampering With Public Records
    - First Degree Tampering
    - Second Degree Tampering
  - Theft of Services
    - Credit Cards
    - Restaurants
    - Subways
  - Trademark Counterfeiting Crimes
    - Law & Definitions
  - Computer Crimes
    - Student Cyber Crimes
    - Computer Tampering
      - First Degree
      - Second Degree
      - Third Degree
      - Fourth Degree
    - Computer Trespass
    - Criminal Possession of Computer Related Material
    - Unauthorized Use of a Computer
    - Unlawful Duplication of Computer Related Material
      - First Degree
      - Second Degree
  - Identity Theft Crimes
    - Aggravated Identity Theft
    - Unlawful Possession of a Skimmer Device
    - Unlawful Possession of Personal Identification Information
    - First Degree
    - Second Degree
    - Third Degree
  - Criminal Possession of Forgery Devices: NY Penal Law 170.40
- Violent Crimes
  - Violent Offenses
  - Burglary
    - First Degree
    - Second Degree
    - Third Degree
  - Criminal Contempt
    - Aggravated Criminal Contempt
    - First Degree
    - Second Degree
  - Kidnapping Crimes
  - Assault Crimes
    - Assault on an Officer
    - Assault with a Deadly Weapon
    - First Degree Assault
    - Second Degree Assault
    - NY Penal Law 120.05(1)
    - NY Penal Law 120.05(2)
    - NY Penal Law 120.05(3)
    - Third Degree Assault
  - Stalking Crimes
    - First Degree Stalking
    - Second Degree Stalking
    - Third Degree Stalking
    - Fourth Degree Stalking
  - Robbery
    - First Degree Robbery
    - Second Degree Robbery
    - Third Degree Robbery
  - Second Degree Aggravated Harassment
    - Second Degree Aggravated Harassment
    - Second Degree Harassment: NY Penal Law 240.26
  - Strangulation
  - Tampering With a Witness
    - First Degree
    - Second Degree
    - Third Degree
    - Fourth Degree
  - Unlawful Imprisonment
  - Endangering the Welfare of a Vulnerable or Disabled Person
    - Second Degree Endangering the Welfare of a Vulnerable or Disabled Person
    - First Degree Endangering the Welfare of a Vulnerable or Disabled Person
- Weapon Crimes
  - Gun Charges
  - Gun Crimes
  - Gun Crime Changes
  - Gun Laws
  - Gun Offenses
  - Gun Penalties
  - Knife Crimes
  - Transportation of Firearms
  - Weapon Laws
- Drug Crimes
  - Prescription Medications
  - Narcotics
  - Marijuana Possession
  - Enforcement
  - Campus Drug Offenses
  - Criminal Sale to a Child
  - Drug Conspiracy
  - Drug Defense
  - Drug Penalties
  - Drug Possession
    - Controlled Substance Possession
    - Precursors of Controlled Substances
    - Precursors of Meth
    - Drug Distribution
    - Drug Distribution Penalties
    - Drug Possession Defense
    - Drug Possession Penalties
    - Marijuana Possession
    - Prescription Drug DUI
    - Unlawful Manufacture of Meth
    - Possession of Meth Manufacturing Material
  - Drug Possession With Intent to Distribute
  - Prescription Drugs
  - Unlawful Disposal of Meth Lab Material
  - Volume Dealer
  - Use of a Child to Commit a Controlled Substance Offense
  - Using Drug Paraphernalia
  - Fifth Degree Controlled Substance Possession
  - Seventh Degree Controlled Substance Possession
  - Unlawful Possession and Criminal Sale of Prescription Drugs
    - Prescription Depressants
    - Prescription Opioids
    - Prescription Stimulants
- Sex Crimes
  - Forcible Touching
  - Sexual Misconduct
  - Date Rape
  - Escort Services, Prostitution and Unlicensed Massage
    - Know Your Rights. . . Know the Law
    - Prostitution Charges
    - Patronizing a Prostitute
    - Permitting Prostitution
    - Prostitution
    - Unlicensed Massage
  - Rape Crimes
  - Third, Second & First Degree Sex Abuse Crimes: NY Penal Law 130.55, 130.60 & 130.65
- DWI
  - Aggravated DWI
  - Conditional License
  - Impaired Driver Program
  - Driving While Ability Impaired: NY VTL 1192.1
  - DWI Statutory and Legal Presumptions: VTL 1195(2)
  - Ignition Interlock Device
  - DUI
    - First-Offense DUI
    - Second-Offense DUI
    - Third-Offense DUI
    - Campus Alcohol Related Offense
    - Felony DUI
    - Marijuana DUI
    - Underage DUI
  - DWI & DUI Hardship Hearings
  - Leandra's Law - DWI with Children in the Car
  - Ignition & Vehicle Interlock Device
  - Refusal Hearing
  - Felony DWI
  - Refusal DWI
  - Per Se DWI
  - Driving While Ability Impaired by Drugs
  - Leaving the Scene of an Accident
  - Reckless Driving
- Victim & Witness Representation
- Revenge Porn
  - Criminal Justice Approach
  - Family Court Approach
  - Online Removal
  - Civil Remedies and Lawsuits
  - DMCA Takedowns
  - Copyrights
  - Understanding the DMCA Takedown
  - Unlawful Dissemination or Publication of an Intimate Image
  - New York Revenge Porn Laws and Crimes: FAQs
- Asset Forfeiture
  - Asset Forfeiture Defense
  - Federal Administrative Asset Forfeiture
  - Federal Civil Asset Forfeiture
  - Federal Criminal Asset Forfeiture
  - New York State Asset Forfeiture
- Orders of Protection
- Child Victims Act
  - New York Child Victims Act: A Historical Analysis
  - New York Child Victims Act: Applicable Sex Crimes Laws
- Immigration & Visas
  - Immigration Appeals
  - Citizen Through Naturalization
  - Criminal History and Consequences with Immigration Eligibility
    - Criminal History Information to Disclose
    - Aggravated Felony
    - Moral Turpitude
    - Other Crimes
  - Green Cards
    - Victim of a Crime
    - Marriage
    - Parents
    - Misdemeanor Conviction
    - Traveling Outside the United States
  - Immigration Forms
    - Form I-90
    - Form I-130
    - Form I-131
    - Form I-485
    - Form I-765
  - Immigration Removal & Deportation Proceedings
  - Previous Denial: Admissibility Issues
  - United States Visa:
    - B-1 Visa
    - F-1 Visa
    - H-1B Visa
    - K Visa
    - V Visa
    - J-1 Visa
    - J-1 Au Pair Visa
    - T Visa
    - U Visa
    - Traveling Outside the United States
  - The Waiver of Inadmissibility Application Process
- Hate Crimes
- Individuals With Special Needs
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In the News
- Caroline Giuliani makes deal in shoplifting case - ABC's Eyewitness News
- Articles
- More In the News
- More in the News - CNN
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- Westchester County
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- Queens
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★★★★★

... I was facing a class B felony and potentially tens of thousands in fines and some legit jail time and after hiring Jeremy Saland he obviously struck enough fear into the prosecutors with his sheer litigation might that it was knocked down to a petty misdemeanor and after a few sheckles and a handful of counseling sessions, I will no longer have a criminal record. The offices of Saland Law are the Shaq and Kobe of criminal defense in New York City and to even consider another firm is outright blasphemy. I stand by this statement 100% Evan

Let me start by saying how amazing Liz Crotty is! I am a resident of California, who needed representation for my son who received a desk citation while he was visiting NYC. Liz jumped on the case right away; she was very thorough in explaining things to me. She is strictly business too! She went to court on my son's behalf and had his case dismissed. I am forever grateful to her. Seana G.

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