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Your loved one’s arrest might leave you worried about their future, especially if the police seized incriminating evidence after a search. But regardless of how overwhelming that evidence may seem, your loved one could still have effective criminal defense strategies...
In 2014, voters in New Jersey approved a constitutional amendment to end pretrial detention for people who cannot pay their bail. The cash bail reform came into effect in 2017. With this change, instead of requiring cash bail, New Jersey courts and judges evaluate an...
New Jersey police are typically on a mission to find out as much as possible about a suspect as quickly as possible. The easiest way to find information is often to ask suspect questions in hopes that they will admit to something incriminating. Many suspects make the...
In New Jersey, as with the rest of the country, the legal landscape surrounding marijuana has undergone significant changes in recent times. The Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance and Marketplace Modernization Act (known as the CREAMM Act) permits the sale...
In New Jersey, as in the rest of the United States, you have rights when interacting with law enforcement. And, one question that often arises from these interactions is whether a resident must answer the door when a police officer knocks. The answer to this question...
White-collar crime convictions can carry severe penalties, including incarceration, restitution, and a criminal record that can devastate your career. With so much on the line, you owe it to yourself to build the best criminal defense possible. While much of that will...
When there is a traffic stop in New York and the investigating officer suspects the driver is under the influence, it is increasingly common that the intoxicating substance they are alleged to have used is a drug of some kind. It can be an illicit drug like heroin,...
You can experience a lot of stress after being arrested. After all, your future and your freedom could be on the line. That’s why you need to be careful after you’ve been placed under arrest, otherwise you could set yourself up for a conviction and the harsh penalties...
Before the police can arrest you for drunk driving, they have to have probable cause that you committed a criminal offense. That sounds simple enough, but the fact of the matter is that the police make wrongful arrests all the time. While in some instances law...
When you’re charged with a crime in New York, the court may have the ability to impose bail. It’s going to depend in large part on the type of offense with which you’ve been charged. If you’re charged with a misdemeanor or low-level felony, then the court will likely...