A low-income Queens woman with no prior criminal history was placed under supervised release with phone reporting after prosecutors deemed her a flight risk during an arraignment in Central Islip Criminal Court.
An accused was reprimanded by a Suffolk County judge for failing to appear in court, despite her attorney’s explanation that she had been hospitalized, and was released on her own recognizance.
An 18-year-old bench warrant was issued for a man accused of a 2006 Vehicle and Traffic Law violation, and he now faces new charges of assault and criminal mischief in Nassau County, for which he was granted supervised release and reminded of his right to legal counsel.
A woman was arrested and charged with felony crimes during a domestic dispute with her partner, but was ultimately released on her own recognizance with a “refrain-from” order instead of a stay-away order of protection.
A woman was released on supervisory release with probation and anger management classes after being charged with assault and endangering the welfare of a child, due to the prosecution’s lack of a clear custody plan.
A Suffolk County man faces a second-degree assault charge for allegedly stabbing his partner in the forearm with a kitchen knife during a June 22 altercation, and was released on $10,000 cash or $30,000 bond with a refrain-from order of protection.
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