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When police arrest you without proper legal grounds, prosecutors may eventually dismiss the criminal charges. However, the damage to your reputation, employment and emotional wellbeing often remains. An unlawful arrest can derail your life even when a court clears you...
The incoming governor of New Jersey has proposed that the state’s no-cash bail system be tweaked, even though she endorsed it as a concept. Governor-elect Miki Sherrill, who also has served in Congress and served as a federal prosecutor, had during her campaign...
Far too many individuals are convicted of criminal wrongdoing after they consent to a search of their home, car or office. These consent searches can lead to the recovery of incriminating evidence that puts you in a difficult spot when presenting your criminal...
A drunk driving allegation can threaten the everyday life that you enjoy. The accusations themselves can tarnish your reputation in the community and affect your familial relationships, potentially playing a role in any child custody cases that you have pending. A...
Talking to police is fraught with dangers, which is why, generally, you should not speak with police. It is okay and legal to politely assert your right to remain silent and ask for a lawyer. If you have ever seen an episode of Law and Order, you know that anything...
Being arrested for a crime you did not commit happens more often than you may believe. Police officers need probable cause to arrest someone. Probable cause means there are sufficient facts and circumstances to believe that a crime has been committed. If you know that...
Confronting criminal allegations in New Jersey can feel overwhelming, leaving most defendants flooded with questions. Though, one that may pop up if you may face both state and federal charges is “Will the case land in federal or state court?” The answer matters...
The Clean Slate Act was signed in November 2023, but it did not begin until Nov. 16, 2024. It automatically seals millions of old state criminal convictions. Lawmakers designed the statute to help people move past mistakes that would otherwise block jobs or housing....
Criminal cases in New York and New Jersey often follow a complex path, characterized by a significant backlog that can delay justice for months or even years. The judicial system in these states is frequently inundated with cases, leading to prolonged pre-trial...
You made a mistake in your past, but now you're ready to move forward. A criminal record can hold you back from dream jobs, housing opportunities and educational programs. Thankfully, New Jersey law allows people to wipe their slate clean through expungement, giving...