Andrew M. Stengel

As an Assistant District Attorney in New York City I worked on thousands of criminal cases learning the ins and outs of the New York criminal justice system. As a criminal defense attorney I learned that justice isn’t always served, particularly if the accused doesn’t know his or her rights, doesn’t understand the process and doesn’t have the right advocate. I left the New York County District Attorney’s office and formed The Law Firm of Andrew M. Stengel to help ensure that those accused of crimes in New York City, Nassau, Westchester and the surrounding counties have access to experienced, knowledgeable and aggressive representation. As a private criminal defense attorney, I take pride in holding the prosecution to its burden of proof and ensuring that right of my clients are protected, no matter the degree of seriousness of the charge crimes. The criminal justice system is complex and can be intimidating and confusing. Those who are unaware of the process are at serious disadvantage. A private defense attorney will take the the time explain every step of the way and be available to answer questions and concerns.

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New York

Since 2012

Assistant District Attorney

District Attorney of New York

2014

Brandeis University

B.A.

Albany Law School

J.D.

Editor-in-Chief, Albany Government Law Review

State Bar of New York  # 5096144

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New York City Bar Association

Member

Current

New York City Bar Association Legal Referral Service

Panel Member

Current

Albany's Decade of Corruption: Public Integrity Enforcement After Skilling v. United States, New York's Dormant Honest Services Fraud Statute, and Remedial Criminal Law Reform

Albany Law Review

June, 2013

Criminal Culpability's Wild Mens Rea: Use and Misuse of "Willful" in the Laws of New York

Albany Law Review

June, 2011

Q. My boyfriend got caught manufacturing meth and got an A2 felony. We hired my boss and my boss later had it out for me,

July 15, 2017

A: It is difficult to withdraw a plea unless there is a valid reason. Speak directly to a defense attorney about the issue.

Q. What should i do?

July 5, 2017

A: Possibly. You didn't write what the charge is. In any event, you should speak to a criminal defense lawyer.

Q. I have had a DWAI misdemeanor conviction, a DWI conviction, and am facing a second DWI conviction within 25 years.

June 20, 2017

A: DWAI is a traffic infraction and not a misdemeanor. More facts are needed to answer your question, like the time between the criminal DWI conviction and the new DWI-related charges.