Criminal Defense

Kevin Kessler represents clients who have been arrested, are the target of a criminal investigation or are a potential subject or witness to a law enforcement or legal agency inquiry.

Mr. Kessler understands the potential ramifications that a criminal charge or conviction can have on a client’s future and understands the need for an aggressive and qualified criminal defense attorney to protect a client’s rights and interests.

Kevin Kessler has extensive legal experience that is invaluable to anyone who has been charged with a state crime.

Criminal Law Basics

What is a Felony?

In New York, a felony is a serious offense punishable by at least one year in state prison, classified in five levels from Class A to Class E, with Class A being the most severe. Penalties vary by class and by factors like criminal history and whether the offense was violent or drug-related.

What is a Misdemeanor?

In New York, a misdemeanor is less serious than a felony and carries up to one year in jail. Class A misdemeanors carry up to one year, Class B up to three months, and unclassified misdemeanors vary up to one year.

Criminal Defense

Criminal Law Basics

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