Wrongful Threat Accusation Defense

Summary

If you are wrongfully accused of threatening someone, having a recording of the conversation can be vital evidence in your defense. In New York, it is generally legal to record conversations if one party consents. You should consult with a local criminal defense attorney to understand how to present this evidence in court effectively. An attorney can also guide you through the legal process, including dealing with any orders of protection.

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I have been wrongfully accused of threatening somebody. I have been arrested , detained, arraigned and given an order of protection. I have the full recording of the conversation that took place between me & the complainant which is a clear proof of my innocence.
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Reason: Wrongfully accused of threatening someone. Arraigned with an order of protection. Has recording as proof of innocence.
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