Tag: criminal law
Ask Cari: “When Can I Obtain an Order of Protection in NY Family Court?”
by Cari Rincker on Nov.01, 2012, under Family/Matrimonial Law
Family Court and Supreme Court has concurrent jurisdiction on family offenses. An indigent person may receive court-appointed representation in Family Court if they are under a certain income threshold. Family Offenses are crimes; therefore, Criminal Court also has jurisdiction over family offenses. In order for one party to bring a family offense petition in Family [...]
My Path Becoming an Agriculture Lawyer in New York City
by Cari Rincker on Aug.30, 2012, under Ag Extension Education
Last month, I spoke to a group of Texas 4-H kids at a Texas A & M University via Skype about my work as an agriculture lawyer in New York City. I was asked to share a bit about my path and how I become an agriculture lawyer in the Big Apple. Here was my [...]
My Presentation on Livestock Animal Welfare Law
by Cari Rincker on Jul.30, 2012, under Animal Law, Conferences and Meetings, Food & Ag Law, Food & Ag Organizations, Speaking Engagements, Uncategorized
Last May, I spoke at the Animal Agriculture Alliance (“AAA”) Stakeholder’s Summit on livestock animal welfare law. If you follow this blog then you know this topic is a passion of mine. You can view my presentation below. In case you missed it, here are a few other posts that may be of interest: 1. [...]
Debrief From Skype Conversation About Being An Agriculture Attorney
by Cari Rincker on Jul.10, 2012, under Food & Ag Law, Food & Ag Organizations, Food & Ag Policy, Fridays with Cari, Rincker Law Events
I hope that my readers had a wonderful Fourth of July vacation and were able to spend some time in the sun. I had a nice time running again and spending time on a few beaches on Long Island including Shelter Island and Robert Moses Beach. Some R & R is always a good thing. [...]
