Yearly Archives: 2017

If you’ve been convicted of a crime, and you’ve served the time in jail or performed community service as sentenced by a judge, and you’ve paid all your court fees and fines, your debt to society is considered repaid. But … Continued

The long, hot summer months are perfect for family get-togethers, Fourth of July picnics, block parties, festivals, and outdoor concerts—all of which tend to involve large crowds, music, and drinking. New Jersey is a hot spot for many concerts and … Continued

With the recent allegations of spousal abuse leveled against Johnny Depp by soon-to-be ex-wife Amber Heard, domestic violence is once again in the headlines of newspapers across the country. The topic of domestic violence is a tough one, mostly because … Continued

If criminal charges have been filed against you, you probably think you’re in a very tight spot. However, the protections of the United States justice system ensure that you have a chance at a fair trial, as well as the … Continued

Not every drunk driver is an alcoholic, but many people who are charged with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol have a dependency on these substances that makes it much harder for them to make the right choices … Continued

Most people aren’t too familiar with the New Jersey court system and how criminal cases work, but knowing how to prepare for a court date can make a huge difference in how your case is handled. If you’re facing criminal … Continued

A charge for disorderly conduct can cover a myriad of criminal acts, from a rowdy bar fight to indecent behavior in a public place. Because the phrase “disorderly conduct” is used to describe and charge so many different types of … Continued

Over the last several years, international airports across America have enacted strict rules by which travelers must abide before they are allowed to board a plane. Between body scans and pat-downs from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and the extensive … Continued

Everyone is familiar with the opening lines of the Miranda Rights — you have a right to remain silent, and anything you say can and will be used against you. You have the right to an attorney. You also have … Continued

Drugs and alcohol have a mind-altering effect on a user, making it more difficult to process scenarios, make decisions and react to circumstances as they are happening in real time. For this reason, it’s against the law to get drunk … Continued