Criminal Defense Blog

Larkin Ingrassia Andrews Criminal Defense Attorneys | March 24, 2025 | Criminal Defense

Commonly referred to as a “Willard sentence” or the “Willard program”, Willard is the name of a state correctional facility where eligible offenders who are sentenced to a term of parole supervision serve the first ninety days of such parole. These ninety days focus primarily on treatment and education regarding drug addiction, providing a way […]

Larkin Ingrassia Andrews Criminal Defense Attorneys | March 24, 2025 | Criminal Defense

With so many different social media platforms making it easy to post your every thought, it is tempting to constantly share what you are doing each day. Many use Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter and others to connect with old friends and share things that are important to them. Unfortunately, a lesson that many fail to […]

Larkin Ingrassia Andrews Criminal Defense Attorneys | March 24, 2025 | Criminal Defense

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. If you are arrested for drunk driving in New York, you may be required to take a blood, urine, breath or saliva test. This is because New York has something called “implied consent.” Under this law, if you have been lawfully investigated for driving while intoxicated, you […]

Larkin Ingrassia Andrews Criminal Defense Attorneys | March 24, 2025 | DUI

Many people in New York know that a DWI conviction comes with some serious penalties. New York authorities are very tough on drunk driving, and as a result a conviction for a DWI can result in a suspended driver’s license, house arrest, drug and alcohol rehabilitation and even jail time, among other sentencing options. One […]

Larkin Ingrassia Andrews Criminal Defense Attorneys | February 21, 2025 | Criminal Defense

False accusations are, unfortunately, not at all uncommon in criminal prosecutions and family law proceedings. Some of them arise from personal vendettas, some are based on child custody disputes, and some are attempts at blame-shifting. Your accuser might actually believe their own accusations against you, or they may have fabricated testimony against you. Only human […]

Larkin Ingrassia Andrews Criminal Defense Attorneys | February 18, 2025 | Criminal Defense

Most people forget that they are protected by constitutional rights when interacting with the police and throughout the criminal case. Police interactions are inherently stressful. It’s normal for people to want to comply with authority, such as the police. Many assume this is the fastest way to get out of trouble and stay out of […]