China’s cyber Militia
Chinese Cyber Attacks Time is running out for the Obama administration to decide if China is sticking to a September deal to eradicate corporate hacking. During the past several months, American leaders have pushed back against accusations that Beijing has not dialed its hacking apparatus down. The White House insists it will take months to […]
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More on AB 259, Salvia, and Uncomfortable Bedfellows
Yesterday I noted the progress of AB 259 — a bill that would criminalize the sale of salvia divinorum to minors — through the California legislature and wondered whether it makes sense to support such a bill as a pragmatic matter. Now one of the reasons for my hesitation becomes evident in a press release […]
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Arkady Bukh Accepting Bitcoins for Payment of Legal Fees
Bitcoins can be used for a multitude of transactions as well as investments. This unique stand-alone popular high tech currency is recognized for its transactional flexibility, easy access and use. Bitcoins are accepted by many businesses worldwide and can now be used by clients of New York criminal defense attorney, Arkady Bukh, to pay for […]
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When Freedom is at Risk, You Want an Attorney Who Wants to Win Just as Much as You Do At Bukh Law Firm, We strive to win every case we get. That’s the kind of record everybody wants. We take your life personally. “Hire him. You won’t be disappointed” Michael T., New York, NYAs seen […]
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Top Ranked Criminal Law Firm in New York The best way to look for a good result is to hire a good lawyer. Bukh is top rated criminal attorney in New York. “Hire him. You won’t be disappointed” Michael T., New York, NYAs seen on Avvo.com on 1/15/2012, “Criminal Lawyer, New York NY” search query
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Ninth Circuit on Possession of Pseudoephedrine With Intent to Make Methamphetamine
A man who was found with 178 pounds of pseudo ephedrine pills was properly convicted of possessing the pills with intent to manufacture methamphetamine even though the state did not establish that the defendant knew what the pills were, the Ninth Circuit held July 14 in U.S. v. Estrada, No. 05-10500. Estrada claimed that a jury […]
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Correctional officer charged with trafficking
A correctional officer at the Indiana State Prison has been charged after officials said she attempted to traffick tobacco and marijuana with an offender. Barb Roseborough of LaPorte has been charged with trafficking with an offender, a Class C felony punishable by a term of two to eight years; and possession of marijuana, a Class […]
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Drunk Driving in New York
Brief History of “Driving Under Influence” in New York On a Sunday afternoon in July 2009, eight people died when a Windstar van traveled almost two miles, the wrong way, before colliding full-on into an SUV. The crash was the most horrific motor vehicle accident in Westchester County since July, 1934 when a bus accident […]
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911 Disability Fraud Scam Involving NYPD Retired Police and Firefighters
According to a press conference with Police commissioner William Bratton, the NYPD mounted a disability fraud case against dozens of police and firefighters who fraudulently sought Social Security disability benefits resulting from the 911 attacks. The investigation resulted in more than half of the 80 911 retired police and firefighters arrested in New York recently. […]
READ MOREBrittany Murphy did not die of natural causes, lab report shows
People love Hollywood. Tinseltown loves a good mystery. Put them together, and there is enough fodder for gossip and the industry rags to last, well, until the next murder mystery. When the next enigma is five months away, the intrigue grows. When American actress Brittany Murphy died in, a 9/11 call was the first indicator […]
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