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Understanding New Jersey’s Definitions of Harassment

November 3rd, 2015

Understanding the legal definitions of harassment is important for all New Jersey residents, both in terms of knowing your rights to safety, and taking the necessary precautions to protect yourself should a harassment charge arise. Read on to learn more about the NJ legal definitions of harassment, some consequences from harassment, and what you can […]

Twenty Years for Marijuana Grower

October 26th, 2015

For twenty years, David Companioni of New York will be in state prison on a marijuana distribution and production conviction. Companioni, age 32 was sentenced last month for his large-scale marijuana production facility operating out of Newark, New Jersey. The Charges: The 20-year sentence for Mr. Companioni follows a conviction last August by the Essex […]

NJ Juvenile Justice Gets a Face Lift

October 20th, 2015

With the recent implementation of new law A-4299, juveniles tried and convicted for crimes in New Jersey will have a better shot at breaking the cycle of incarceration. The legislation, which was sponsored by Democrats Shavonda Sumter, Benjie Wimberly, and Charles Mainor, serves to adjust the focus on juvenile sentencing back to rehabilitation for the […]

Bench Warrants and the Need to Act Fast

October 12th, 2015

If you have received notice that a Bench Warrant has been issued against you, you MUST contact an attorney immediately to take care of this issue.  Typically, a Bench Warrant is issued if you missed a Court appearance for anything (even a simple parking ticket).  Once issued, the Judge is ordering that the Police arrest […]

Can Eyewitnesses Get It Wrong?

October 6th, 2015

If you have ever watched a crime television show or movie, you probably have watched events unfold and an eyewitness re-telling what he or she saw to an officer. On a scripted television show or movie, it’s easy for the details to be accurate. In real life, however, that’s not always the case. You may […]

Sheldon Richardson: The Charges

September 14th, 2015

Following the July 14th arrest of Sheldon Richardson, defensive end for the New York Jets, there have been a lot of questions surrounding the details of the alleged incident, as well as making sense of the charges: resisting arrest and traffic violations, as well as a recommended charge for endangering the welfare of a child. […]

Attacking an Assault Charge

August 12th, 2015

Criminal offenses in New Jersey are very serious and can come with hefty penalties if convicted, especially violations that involve harming the physical well-being of another. These types of crimes are classified assault, which is either simple or aggravated; both have varying degrees depending on the type of assault committed. As defined by statute N.J.S.A. […]

When the Dealership Hands You a Lemon

August 4th, 2015

When the dealership hands you a lemon… take them to court. An interesting name for a law, the lemon in lemon law refers to a vehicle that lacks the standard of quality that you should expect from a new or pre-owned car. Lemon law specifically protects consumers who may purchase vehicles that are ultimately defective […]

Famous Pizza Owners Plead Guilty in Tax Case

July 31st, 2015

Jersey shore summers are more than a vacation destination for so many; it is a way of life. Between the many beaches on the east coast, two very popular are Ocean City and Somers Point; both beach towns are home of the famous Manco & Manco Pizza restaurants are frequented by tourists and natives alike. […]

Why You Should Never Refuse a Breathalyzer Test

July 21st, 2015

If the police stop you for a possible DUI/DWI and they tell you to blow into the Alcotest for blood levels, you MUST do this. New Jersey’s implied consent law requires that drivers provide a breath sample if they are pulled over for suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Even if you had a lot to […]

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