US Supreme Court Further Erodes Protection Against Searches of Your Home without a Warrant On February 25, 2014, the US Supreme Court made it even easier for police to search the homes of citizens without a warrant. The distinct issue … Read More
On July 26, 2013, the fines for driving while texting or driving while operating a cell phone increased. The fine for a first violation is now between $50.00 and $150.00 (up from $50.00); a second violation within 18 months will … Read More
In 2009, Matthew C. Hug won the landmark case of People v. Weaver in which the New York State Court of Appeals held that GPS surveillance of the citizens of the State of New York without a warrant was unconstitutional. … Read More
Do you have questions about your traffic ticket? Wondering what to do if you get a traffic ticket? Check out the speeding ticket attorney blog by Matthew Hug: Moving Violation: Traffic Ticket Blog Current Topics Out-of-State Traffic Convictions and Your … Read More
On March 27, 2007, NY appeals attorney Matthew C. Hug secured a major victory for all injured police officers in the State of New York by ensuring that they would continue to be entitled to Social Security Disability Benefits along … Read More
