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Suffolk County Criminal Contempt Lawyer Edward Palermo Explains the Meaning of Criminal Contempt in New York

By: Magic PR

Suffolk County criminal contempt lawyer Edward Palermo (https://edpalermo.com/long-island-criminal-contempt-lawyer/) releases a new article explaining the meaning of criminal contempt in New York. The lawyer mentions that it is against the law to defy the court. Individuals are required to follow any order issued by the courts. If they fail to do so, criminal contempt charges may be filed against them. 

“Most people are familiar with the term contempt of court when things get unruly during a television courtroom drama. But criminal contempt is not just a reprimand. It is a serious criminal charge and carries its own set of penalties. Criminal contempt charges can be either direct or indirect,” the Suffolk County criminal contempt lawyer says.

Order of protection violations can range from an innocent text message to a physical attack. The nature of the defendant’s conduct will determine what level of criminal contempt charges will be brought and what defense options may be available. Behaviors such as threats and stalking may raise a misdemeanor offense to a felony charge. 

The lawyer explains that while direct contempt behavior interrupts a court and its proceeding, indirect contempt generally stems from an individual disobeying the court from outside the courtroom. An individual may be charged with criminal contempt if they defy or disrespect the court either directly or indirectly. 

Attorney Edward Palermo adds that criminal contempt in the second degree refers to various disruptions to the work done by a court. A person can be charged with criminal contempt in the second degree if they have been ruled disobedient in or near a court proceeding. This charge can also include behaving disorderly way during court sessions, disturbing the court with noises, and many others. 

In the article, attorney Palermo says, “Under New York, Penal Code § 215.51, criminal contempt in the first degree is most commonly charged when there is a violation of an order of protection. An order of protection orders a defendant to stay away from another individual and generally involves incidents of alleged domestic violence. Violations of this order can include repeatedly calling the other person and following the protected person.” 

Furthermore, the criminal contempt attorney says that a criminal contempt conviction in Suffolk County or Nassau County, Long Island can result in significant fines, incarceration, and a criminal record that will follow the defendant long after they have satisfied any penalties. Each elevation in charges carries stiffer penalties.  Defense strategies must take all evidence and conduct into account and be tailored to each case.

Lastly, attorney Palermo emphasizes the importance of having a skilled criminal defense lawyer when facing criminal contempt charges. Having an experienced lawyer may be able to help the defendant protect their rights and their freedom. 

About Edward Palermo Criminal Defense

Criminal defense attorney Edward Palermo has over 28 years of experience as a Suffolk County or Nassau County defense attorney. Along with his team of legal professionals, attorney Palermo has worked for the defense of those who are accused of criminal offenses on Long Island. To schedule a consultation, call Edward Palermo Criminal Defense today.

Source: https://thenewsfront.com/suffolk-county-criminal-contempt-lawyer-edward-palermo-explains-the-meaning-of-criminal-contempt-in-new-york/

About Edward Palermo

I am a Suffolk County DWI Lawyer with more than 28 years of experience. I concentrate my practice on helping individuals who face DWI charges. I have represented more than 1000 Long Island and NYC residents over my career.

I am proud of my track record of success. Helping my clients is my only goal. If you or a loved one needs a Suffolk County DWI Lawyer, please do not hesitate to call me today. I am always here to help.

Contact Edward Palermo

1300 Veterans Memorial Hwy Suite 320
Hauppauge
NY 11788
United States

(631) 265-1052

Website: https://edpalermo.com/


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