State of New Jersey v. Kephine Oguta: Unlawful Weapons Okay for Self-Defense
Many people carry knives or similar tools for work that can be used as weapons, aggressively or defensively.
Crimes
State of New Jersey v. EJH: Nest Camera Gestures Violate Restraining Order
The court equated the communication to a video or message by text or email.
New Jersey Appellate Division Upholds Validity of Second Pat-Downs
Jersey City, New Jersey — On September 17, 2021, the Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division ruled that officers may conduct a second pat-down of an individual during a traffic stop when the first one is unproductive if the officer believes the suspect is armed and dangerous. In this case, two police officers lawfully
NJ Supreme Court Decides CJRA Limitations on Defendant’s Facing Pre-Trial Deportation
Despite Mr. Perez-Carrera’s removal, the Supreme Court of New Jersey considered his appeal because it raises an issue of significant public importance that is likely to recur.
A Guide to Finding the Best Criminal Defense Attorney
The lawyer’s reputation describes their character, dedication, and effectiveness in their profession.
Falsely Accused of Sexual Assault: Here’s Why and What to Do About It
Often, false rape accusations will be made by people known to you or even people close to you.
What Happens When You Get Arrested in New Jersey?
The primary factors used to set bail are the defendant’s flight risk and whether they are a danger to the community.
If I Plan on Pleading Guilty, Do I Still Need a Lawyer?
It may seem easy to accept the first plea bargain that the state offers you if you are guilty of a crime, but you should always try to get the best deal possible.
How to Choose the Right Defense Attorney
Once you believe you’ve found a possibly suitable lawyer for your unique needs, you can compile a list of questions to ask them.
What to Do When Your Child is Caught Shoplifting
As a parent, it is your responsibility to help your child navigate this challenging time, even if you don’t want to be supportive.