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Ronald Kuby Law Office

Criminal Defense
We do criminal defense for people with open criminal cases. We represent protestors charged for actions taken in resistance. We also do appeals, and post-conviction work (particularly if you are an immigrant facing deportation for an old conviction, or an innocent person who was convicted on the basis of judicial, prosecutorial and/or police misconduct). People often ask whether we are civil rights lawyers—we are, for criminal defendants whose civil rights have been violated. We do not bring law suits.

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Phone: (212) 529-0223

Address: 119 W 23rd St Ste 900, New York, NY 10011

Website: https://www.kubylaw.com/contact-us

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Ronald Kuby Law Office

Criminal Defense
We do criminal defense for people with open criminal cases. We represent protestors charged for actions taken in resistance. We also do appeals, and post-conviction work (particularly if you are an immigrant facing deportation for an old conviction, or an innocent person who was convicted on the basis of judicial, prosecutorial and/or police misconduct). People often ask whether we are civil rights lawyers—we are, for criminal defendants whose civil rights have been violated. We do not bring law suits.
Sex Crimes
You might recall the full-page newspaper ad Donald Trump purchased, which proclaimed the guilt of 5 boys - whom he named and provided addresses for - and called for the reinstatement of the death penalty. Yusef Salaam was one of those 5 young teens, four Black and one Latino, who were charged with the rape and assault of a 28-year-old white woman in Central Park in 1989. 15 years old at the time, Yusef was the youngest of the teens who came to be known as ‘The Central Park Five’ and was sentenced to 5 to 10 years.
Misdemeanors
Our office has represented countless individuals who have been arrested in the course of protest or acts of civil disobedience and charged with misdemeanors and/or felonies. They are, in many ways, oru favorite cases; there’s nothing quite like an unrepentant defendant, willing to go to great lengths to impose U.S. imperialism, police brutality, the fundamental wrongness of capitalism, and the need for environmental restoration. We strive to resolve these cases in a manner that leaves our clients free to protest another day. We also routinely take these cases to trial, and work hard to expose the injustice at the heart of the matter.
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Murder
“JANUARY 15: Lawyer Ron Kuby (left) tells of a $3.3 million settlement that Anthony Faison and Charles Shepherd (right) have won from the state as compensation for serving 13 years for a murder they didn't commit. Last year, a Brooklyn judge freed the two after another man admitted the murder and the lone witness against them, a crack addict, said she lied for $500 in reward money. The two men will split the settlement.”
Homicide
Shabaka Shakur was convicted of a double homicide in 1989 and after serving 27 years in prison fighting to prove his innocence, he was finally exonerated in 2015. Sha, like many others before and after him, was found guilty based primarily off of evidence amassed by Det. Luis Scarcella, who claimed that Sha gave him a full confession. Despite no notes of the interrogation, no physical evidence linking Sha to the gun or crime, and an alibi corroborated by two individuals (one of whom Sha went on to marry), Shabaka was convicted on two counts of second degree murder on February 15, 1989 and sentenced to 20 years to life.

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