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There are a lot of moving parts to a New York criminal case, and you have to know how to successfully navigate all of them if you want to maximize your chances of beating the prosecution. While this certainly means knowing your defense options and how to deploy strong...
When a person first gets arrested, they may be in a vulnerable state, making it more likely that they will say something incriminating to law enforcement. The Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution protects against self-incrimination by requiring police to...
Much of the prosecution’s case against you is going to rely on witness testimony. Sure, the state’s attorneys are probably going to present physical evidence against you, but a jury is more likely to be swayed by the story told by the state’s witnesses. Although you...
Any of our readers who have been part of a real estate transaction in New York or New Jersey have probably thought at one point in time that these situations can certainly become complicated in a hurry. Of course, that isn’t the case for every real estate transaction,...
Being arrested is many people’s worst nightmare. The thought of going to jail is terrifying and is often accompanied by worry over how a criminal charge can affect a career or reputation. New Jersey residents who have never been arrested before likely have no idea...
Sending your child to college is a bittersweet time. You are proud of their burgeoning independence but still feel protective over them. So, when they make a mistake or lapse in judgment, it may not only affect their future, but it could affect you as well. One of...
Facing a criminal charge in New York can be terrifying. In addition to understanding the charges against you, and preparing a strong defense, it is natural to be confused about the criminal process itself. It typically involves many different steps and unfamiliar...
Until very recently, people in New Jersey who were convicted of distributing drugs were not eligible to receive general assistance (GA). However, people who were convicted of a violent felony are eligible for GA. That rule had been in effect for 25 years. GA, which is...
An arrest is frightening and may have serious consequences even if you are not convicted. You should know about your important constitutional rights which may protect you and improve your defense against criminal charges. Arrests An arrest occurs when a police officer...
The general rule in the criminal law is that an arrest and filing of charges just means that a court has found probable cause to accuse a person of a crime. The person is still presumed innocent. He cannot face punishment until he either pleads guilty or gets found...