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NY Legal Assistant explains New York law in plain language — especially sealed records, CPL 160.50, rights, and the procedures the system keeps confusing on purpose. It is for legal information only. It does not replace a lawyer, does not give legal advice, and does not tell you what to do. You should always consult a qualified attorney who can guide you.
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This app was born from a 43-year journey — and a fight for justice. It was built to ensure that no one else has to navigate New York's criminal and housing legal systems without access to clear, accurate information. NY Legal Assistant covers CPL criminal procedure, eviction defense, rent stabilization, tenant rights, sealed records under CPL 160.50, Brady violations, and post-conviction relief.
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