A criminal lawyer and both a former Manhattan Assistant District Attorney and local Westchester County Municipal Prosecutor, Jeremy Saland handles all matters that directly or indirectly "touch" the criminal justice system. Whether defending the accused in the Criminal Courts or Juvenile Justice System before or at trial, representing students in university Title IX proceedings and Dean Disciplinary Hearings, securing or challenging the issuance of Family Court Orders of Protection, protecting victims from matters ranging from Revenge Porn and Harassment to Extortion and Blackmail, or sealing the criminal case of a client who has paid his or her dues long ago, Jeremy's advocacy is unparalleled.
No matter your legal issue, Saland Law PC recognizes that there is no substitute for knowledge, experience and advocacy. Representing clients in the New York City and Hudson Valley region, as well as other counties and municipalities, Saland Law PC's success is premised on their willingness to pursue all necessary avenues within the construct of the law. Simply, no matter is small when your name, liberty, and career is on the line. Jeremy, along with his colleagues, recognize this fact and stands ready to put you in the best place to preserve all that is important to you today and wherever your tomorrows may lead.
- State University of New York - Buffalo
- J.D. (2000)
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- University of Colorado - Boulder
- B.A. (1997) | History
- Honors: Golden Key National Honor Society, Deans List, CU History Honor Society
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- Councilman
- Town Of New Castle
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- Deputy Town Supervisor 2020-present
- Partner
- Saland Law PC
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- Partner at Saland Law PC, a New York criminal defense firm founded by two former Manhattan prosecutors. Focusing on the practice of criminal law, Saland Law PC represents the accused throughout the New York City region in arrests, indictments, trials and investigations. Dedicated to the practice of criminal law, Saland Law PC routinely represents clients accused of Larceny crimes such as Embezzlement, Fraud crimes, White Collar crimes, DWI/DUI crimes and Weapon crimes.
- Assistant District Attorney
- Manhattan District Attorney's Office (New York County)
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- Served for over seven years as a prosecutor with the Manhattan District Attorney's Office Trial Division. One of the original and founding members assigned to the Identity Theft Unit upon its creation. Cross designated with the Office of the Special Narcotic Prosecutor. Lead prosecutor on long term fraud investigations with the Secret Service, Postal Inspection Service, State Department and NYPD. Chief prosecutor in the extortion attempt of NBA All Star, Carmelo Anthony. Supervising prosecutor in one year long investigation into professional fraudulent graduate school test-taking and admission ring that resulted in dozens of arrests and numerous indictments and convictions. Supervisor for the Early Case Assessment Bureau assessing and assigning new arrests as well as the supervisor for interns for Trial Bureau Fifty.
- Criminal Law "Primers" & Articles
- Vault.Com
- Starting Your Own Law Firm
- Vault.Com
- Starting Your Own Law Firm
- New York City Bar Association
- 2009
- Top 100 Trial Lawyers
- National Trial Lawyers
- Top 10 Ranking
- National Academy of Criminal Defense Attorneys
- Best Legal Blog - Criminal Defense
- The Expert Institute's Best Legal Blog
- Super Lawyer
- Super Lawyers
- New York City Bar Association
- Member
- Current
- Activities: Small Law Firm Committee, Treasurer 2008-2010
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- New York State Bar
- Member
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- Manhattan District Attorney Association
- Board Member
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- New York
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- Free Consultation
- Criminal Law
- Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
- White Collar Crime
- Domestic Violence
- Domestic Violence Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence Restraining Orders, Victims Rights
- DUI & DWI
- Juvenile Law
- Stockbroker & Investment Fraud
- Communications & Internet Law
- Internet Law, Media & Advertising, Telecommunications Law
- Appeals & Appellate
- Civil Appeals, Federal Appeals
- English
- Q. I need a permission to travel i'm on probation in NYS
- A: Respectfully, this question is fairly easy to answer. If you are not permitted to travel due to probation, speak with your probation officer. Even if you are on a "hand scan" and don't regularly see a PO, there is someone you can speak with. It is not advisable to merely take matters into your own hands. You could end up violating the terms of your probation. Again, there is a simple answer to this and your PO is the source.
- Q. Do I break the law by paying 'protection' money for my business? I don't like it, but I don't want to risk getting hurt.
- A: Your question is too vague. Are you paying someone who ultimately hurts another person to protect you? Are you aware of this or consent to this? Are these people whom are being paid threatening you to force you to pay them? Don't answer these questions in a public forum, but consider seeking a consultation as to this issue with an attorney. It appears as if there is certainly something inappropriate, fraudulent or "illegal" (for lack of better terms) going on.
- Q. Can you be arrested for narcotic charges if they only have hear say? Can they come get you and for what?
- A: There is a vast difference between arrest, indictment and conviction. While an arrest requires probable cause, a conviction requires proof beyond a reasonable doubt. Hearsay may be sufficient for an arrest (think the domestic violence context), but for the case to proceed to indictment or conviction, much more is required. Certainly, each case has unique facts and would require an analysis with your criminal defense attorney. In the context of drug sales, however, hearsay alone will likely not lead to an arrest. Yet, corroboration can change this. Were drugs recovered from you when you were confronted? Did you admit to a crime? Did you have drug records on your person? Did a search warrant reveal ... Read More