Were you or a child charged with a juvenile crime? Read these 4 juvenile crime charge tips, then contact our Buffalo attorney to get started.
1) Penalties for a Juvenile Crime
If you are under the age of 16 and are convicted of a serious crime you may be sent to facilities for juveniles for up to 9 years- A majority of juvenile crimes are sealed and expunged
2) Eligibility for Youthful Offender Status
- If the offender is 19 years or younger and charged with a criminal charge in New York, you may be eligible for youthful offender status.
- I advise clients as a Buffalo Criminal Defense Attorney that if the court finds you eligible, your criminal conviction will be annulled and you will no longer have a record.
- You could still see fines and some penalties after being found guilty.
3) Charged with Underage Drinking
- Underage drinking is not a minor charge; if your child is charged with underage drinking contact an experienced lawyer immediately.
4) Charged with Hazing
- If a member of a fraternity at a university in Buffalo is charged with hazing, he has violated the law.
- Although hazing is not a criminal offense, the offender can spend up to 15 days in jail.
- It is important that an experienced criminal defense attorney is contacted immediately, because repercussions can affect, not only one’s career, but his education and college status.
Were you or a child charged with a juvenile crime in New York? After checking out these 4 juvenile crime charge tips, contact our experienced Buffalo Criminal Attorney Arthur Pressman to be your ticket to justice.
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