Harassment Charges in Bronx Domestic Violence Cases - David Mejia Colgan, Esq.
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From David Mejia Colgan, Esq. - Harassment Charges in Bronx Domestic Violence Cases explores the legal realities individuals face when accused of harassment within domestic violence situations in New York. This episode breaks down how harassment is charged under New York Penal Law, what qualifies as a domestic relationship under CPL § 530.11, and why even minor disputes in the Bronx can escalate into serious legal consequences handled in Bronx Criminal Court.
Drawing on more than 30 years of experience, former Assistant District Attorney David Mejia Colgan provides insight into how the Bronx County District Attorney's Office approaches these cases. The discussion covers the distinctions between harassment in the second degree (§ 240.26), harassment in the first degree (§ 240.25), and aggravated harassment in the second degree (§ 240.30), along with the potential penalties ranging from violations to Class A misdemeanors. Listeners will also gain clarity on how orders of protection are issued at arraignment and how they can immediately impact housing, communication, and family relationships.
The episode also examines the broader consequences of domestic violence charges beyond the courtroom, including probation, immigration risks, firearm restrictions, and long-term orders of protection. It walks through how cases move through the Bronx Criminal Court at 215 East 161st Street, the role of the Special Victims Division, and how parallel proceedings in Bronx Family Court or Integrated Domestic Violence (IDV) Court at 851 Grand Concourse can complicate outcomes.
Finally, this episode outlines practical defense strategies such as challenging intent, addressing false or exaggerated allegations, and identifying weaknesses in the prosecution’s evidence. With guidance rooted in real courtroom experience across New York City, Westchester County, Nassau County, and beyond, this discussion provides a grounded understanding of what to expect and how to respond when facing harassment charges in a Bronx domestic violence case.
David Mejia Colgan, Esq.
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