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WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DIDN’T RECEIVE NOTICE OF YOUR LICENSE OR REGISTRATION SUSPENSION? (NY VTL 214)

Many times at the New York Criminal Defense Firm of Tilem & Campbell we are contacted by individuals who have been charged with Aggravated Unlicensed Operator (VTL § 511) resulting from the suspension or revocation of their New York State driver’s license or the suspension or revocation of their privilege…

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Tilem & Campbell Scores Major Victory in Another New York Gun Case

This time in a Federal Gun Case involving the Interstate Transportation of Firearms, the New York criminal defense law firm of Tilem & Campbell scored another huge victory when Federal District Judge Stephen Robinson refused to sentence Tilem & Campbell’s client to prison. Instead, the defendant was sentenced to two…

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NEW YORK CRIMINAL LAWYERS Peter Tilem AND John Campbell ON THE RADIO

New York Criminal Defense Attorney’s Peter Tilem and John Campbell spent the morning,yesterday, on The Pulse 87.7 FM talking about criminal law and answering listeners’ questions. Peter Tilem and John Campbell were on the Star and Buc Wild morning show during the 8:00 am hour and ended up staying until…

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NEW YORK STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE ANTI-DWI CAMPAIGN UNTIL LABOR DAY

New York State law enforcement officials announced this week a new campaign to crack down on Driving While Intoxicated or Impaired on New York State roads. The campaign coincides with the national “Drunk Driving. Over the Limit. Under Arrest,”campaign which is scheduled to last until September 2, 2008. The program…

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WHY IS THE TROOPER OR OFFICER WHO ISSUED YOUR NEW YORK TRAFFIC TICKET ALSO PROSECUTING IT? PART IV – UNDER THE DOCTRINE OF “INCLUSIO UNIUS EST EXCLUSIO ALTERIUS”, THE LEGISLATURE’S SPECIFIC INCLUSION OF SOME NON-ATTORNEYS WHO MAY ACT AS AN ATTORN

Another compelling reason not to allow the issuing officer to also act as the prosecutor in a New York traffic violation case is supported by the Latin maxim “inclusio unius est exclusio alterius”. What this Latin Maxim means is that where a law expressly describes a situation where it applies,…

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