New Jersey Legislature Pushes Back Vote on Marijuana Legalization
October 26, 2018
It looks like the advocates of recreational marijuana legislation will have to wait a little bit longer. According to a recent NJ.com article, it appears as though the proposed legislation regarding the legalization of marijuana will not be presented prior to the end of October, a goal previously designated by New Jersey's legislative leaders. Nevertheless, State Senate President Stephen Sweeney and State Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin believe that the proposed legislation will be ... Read More»
How Do New Expungement Laws in NJ Affect You?
October 19, 2018
NJ Expungement Lawyers One of former Governor Christie's legislative acts just took effect on October 1, 2018. The legislation was an alteration to New Jersey's strict expungement laws. This change was to the benefit of individuals with a criminal history as expungement eligibility increased and waiting periods decreased. Those individuals seeking an expungement of their records will now find the process a bit easier than before. However, these changes will not be without some negative ... Read More»
Third Degree Charges Downgraded to Town Ordinance
October 9, 2018
Endangering the Welfare of a Child Attorney Endangering the Welfare of a Child is a severe criminal offense in New Jersey. Depending upon the nature of the charges and the underlying conduct that is alleged to have occurred, these charges could either be a first degree, second degree or third degree indictable offense. That means you could be facing upwards of twenty (20) years in a NJ State Prison, if convicted. These types of cases typically involve inappropriate sexual acts or touching ... Read More»