Drinking is a big part of college culture. But doing so irresponsibly can result in a DUI. Receiving a DUI charge as a college student can have consequences that go beyond the courtroom. New Jersey DUI penalties In New Jersey, any person with a blood alcohol...
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New law could work wonders in preventing DWIs
It’s no secret that driving while intoxicated can come with punishment. Besides carrying around the stigma, convicted offenders must deal with expensive fines and marks on their records. And while first time offenders deal with a significant burden, punishment for...
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We established this blog to share stories and information about topics relevant to our practice. Our intent is to regularly provide posts highlighting legal issues of local, state and national interest that we think you will find interesting. Check back later for...
Impact of a drug conviction
Drug convictions can take a significant toll on your life. The penalties for your arrest may include prison time or a significant fine. Unfortunately, the impact of a drug conviction does not necessarily end there. Your arrest for possession or intent to distribute...
Can you challenge evidence from a DUI traffic stop?
In the past, law enforcement has made significant errors during DUI traffic stops. The protocols, procedures and devices are far from 100% accurate. In addition, law enforcement officers, like other human beings, make mistakes. Therefore, you can bring many aspects of...
What is the New Jersey point system?
Probably every New Jersey driver has broken a traffic law—or two—in their lifetime. Speeding on the highway or accidentally rolling through a stop sign is so common that many people do not think twice. Getting a ticket for these frequent incidents can be both...
What are the consequences of a drug conviction?
If you or a loved one is facing a drug charge in New Jersey for the first time, it’s important to understand the basic structure of the law and what consequences might result. While most states classify crimes as misdemeanors and felonies, New Jersey classifies them...
What you need to know about restraining orders
A restraining order is an order from the court that is put in place to offer protection to a person who feels their safety is in jeopardy from someone who may cause them bodily harm. The restraining order, also referred to as a protection order, prohibits the person...
When Your Child Is Accused Of Committing A Crime
Most adults in New Jersey can likely think back to their teen years and recall a time or two that they did or said something that they later regretted. Growing up, we all make mistakes and, unfortunately for some young teens, those errors in judgment can end up having...