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Phone: (518) 441-7014

TollFree: (800) 721-7648

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Gerstenzang OHern Hickey Sills & Gerstenzang

Gerstenzang O'hern Hickey

OHern Thomas J

Thomas J Ohern

Gerstenzang Joseph M

Gerstenzang O'hern Sills & Gerstenzang

Davis James C

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Phone: (518) 456-6456

Address: 210 Great Oaks Blvd, Albany, NY 12203

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Criminal Defense
Normally, people want to avoid and wind up any criminal charges as soon as possible – and a criminal defense attorney is the best person to resort to for this purpose. Most people find the legal process difficult to grasp and proceeding with legal actions seems like an impossible task. Here is where the criminal attorneys come in.
DUI/DWI
In this website, we will provide you with some information with regard to the charges of DWI, DWAI and DWAI Drugs in New York. It is absolutely critical to note, however, that the information contained in this website should not be construed as legal advice — it is more like a general reference guide. Every case is different, as is every client. In addition, the penalties for DWAI, DWI, Aggravated DWI, DWAI Drugs and DWAI Combined Influence if, among other things, (a) you are under 21 years old of age, (b) you have a commercial driver’s license (“CDL”), and/or (c) you refused to submit to a chemical test. Also, there may be one or more defenses to the charge, in which case the charge may be resolved far more favorably, for you than would be the case if you merely accepted the District Attorney’s standard plea bargain offer.
Traffic Violations
Did you know that DMV has kept records of your entire lifetime driving history? Or that DMV generally looks back at least 25 years when reviewing your driving record when making a licensing determination? Or that a 5-point driving violation such as a cell phone or texting ticket can result in your driver’s license being permanently revoked? Unless you have found out the answer to these questions the hard way, the answer is likely “no.” DMV keeps getting tougher and tougher on repeat offenders (a.k.a. persistently dangerous drivers), and your entire lifetime driving history has become relevant. It no longer matters that “I was only a teenager when I got that speeding ticket,” or that “I didn’t have a lawyer for that ticket,” or that “this is my first ticket in 20 years,” etc. It may seem unfair, but the rules have drastically changed — and many lawyers are simply unaware of the changes. We are. The bottom line is that it is often no longer safe to handle traffic tickets on your own (or even with an attorney whose practice does not focus on Vehicle and Traffic Law offenses).
Misdemeanors
A person who drives when his or her driver’s license is suspended or revoked can be charged with AUO. AUO is a crime. In fact, AUO is one of the most common crimes committed in New York State. Depending on the circumstances of the offense (for example, if you commit DWI or DWAI while your driver’s license is suspended or revoked for a prior DWI-related offense), AUO can be a felony. If an accident is involved, AUO can increase the level of the felony even further. In representing a person charged with misdemeanor AUO, our goal is to get the charge reduced to a non-criminal offense (such as Unlicensed Operation, which is only a traffic infraction) or, if possible, to a non-moving violation (such as Facilitating AUO, which is also only a traffic infraction). Of course, if you did not commit the offense, we would seek a dismissal of the charge. In representing a person charged with felony AUO, we will carefully analyze your situation to make sure that a felony charge is in fact warranted. If it is, we will do our best to get the charge reduced to a non-felony offense.

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