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Mongers who have been arrested for mongering...what it was like?
- Thread starter eldiablonino
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For NYC, DAT's (Desk Appearance Tickets) are the usual for first timers. No bail or remand for those. Unless the arrestee was a public servant, like the recent MTA worker, it generally doesn't make the news. But NYC has plenty of neighborhood rags that will report anything going on in their local Precinct.
A couple of exceptions where it may not be a simple DAT: 1) If you already have multiple convictions for Solicitation, and they need a judge to decide if bail is required. 2) The arrest was part of a raid. You might still get the DAT, but they will hold you in custody while they sort out the evidence. 3) They find drugs or weapons on you during the arrest.
A couple of exceptions where it may not be a simple DAT: 1) If you already have multiple convictions for Solicitation, and they need a judge to decide if bail is required. 2) The arrest was part of a raid. You might still get the DAT, but they will hold you in custody while they sort out the evidence. 3) They find drugs or weapons on you during the arrest.
@krideynyc A provider was arrested on the spot in NY last year as part of the investigation. She was not on the social media news, which was good news. She was RoR. I have additional details and it is not appropriate for me to share in public. I learned that it was not easy to get records from a NY Court when we were there to prepare defense for her. We made it with struggles!
The positive side not just for that provider but for any providers with no past records in NY are generally not on social media on case by case basis. The negative side was to get records before arraignment in NY.
Her B1/B2 Visa was revoked immediately! We succeeded for her to extend her stay in this country until court this year.
Benchmarking between NY and PA Court system depending on the jurisdiction, I find PA much easier to handle as opposed to NY, which explained why I learned what I learned.
The positive side not just for that provider but for any providers with no past records in NY are generally not on social media on case by case basis. The negative side was to get records before arraignment in NY.
Her B1/B2 Visa was revoked immediately! We succeeded for her to extend her stay in this country until court this year.
Benchmarking between NY and PA Court system depending on the jurisdiction, I find PA much easier to handle as opposed to NY, which explained why I learned what I learned.
