Certain traffic violations may lead to careless or reckless driving charges. Knowing the differences, including their potential consequences, is important when dealing with a related case. What is Careless Driving? Careless driving is slightly less serious than reckless driving. It includes driving in a manner that is dangerous but without malice or intent of harm. […]
Possession of a weapon at school can be a serious offense. It can lead to expensive fines and potential jail time. Many states, including New Jersey, have moved to increase the severity of these consequences due to an increase in school cases of violence. If you’re currently dealing with potential weapon possession charges in a […]
Many juvenile offenses are committed by minors while they are at school. These offenses include conduct that, if committed by an adult, range from petty disorderly persons offenses all the way up to violent crimes. If a child commits criminal activity at school, by default they are charged with delinquency, which is heard by the […]
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy recently signed a bill that increases the possible criminal penalties for convictions for strangulation assault. The bill passed the legislature earlier with unanimous bipartisan support, having passed the Assembly on a 74-0 vote and the state Senate on a 33-0 vote. New Law Increasing Grading for Strangulation Assault In July, […]
Stalking is considered a serious crime in New Jersey. Even one conviction for stalking can lead to serious penalties, while successive convictions for stalking will result in enhanced sentencing. If you have been arrested for or charged with stalking, you need an experienced criminal defense attorney to help you protect your legal rights and advocate […]