Implications of Miranda Rights in Criminal Law
September 27, 2024
The Enduring Power of Miranda Warnings and How They Can be Pivotal for Your Defense in New Jersey Most people have probably heard police officers advise a handcuffed suspect, "You have the right to remain silent," in television shows or movies. However, they may not know where that right comes from or what it means. The right to remain silent is one of the warnings that police must give to a detained criminal suspect before interrogating them. The requirement to read these rights ... Read More»
Exploring Juvenile Delinquency in the Context on NJ Law
September 20, 2024
Children are easily influenced by others, for good and evil. When minors indulge in criminal behavior, they may not fully understand the consequences, potential detention, community service, restitution, or other penalties that may disrupt their education and growth as individuals and community members. While the juvenile justice system seeks to counsel and rehabilitate youth, parents of minor children accused of crimes may be fearful for their children's well-being and future. The ... Read More»
Defense Tactics to Challenge Assault Charges in NJ
September 14, 2024
Just as it sounds, aggravated assault is a crime characterized by more grave acts than those usually involved in simple assault. However, no matter what type of assault you have been charged with in New Jersey, the law seeks to punish these violations severely. A conviction for aggravated assault can result in lengthy incarceration, high fines, and a criminal record that trails you for a long time. Simple assault also carries with it potential jail time, fines, and a damaging criminal ... Read More»
Deep Dive into New Jersey’s Open Container Statute and Violations
September 7, 2024
Statutory Provisions for Open Containers and What Violating 39:4-51b in NJ Could Mean for You Common Misconceptions Surrounding Open Container Laws in New Jersey Most people assume that a DWI can get you arrested in New Jersey. You may not drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs on New Jersey's roads. Most are also aware that it is illegal to drive with an open container, but many are mistaken in their assumption that a DWI and having an open container in your vehicle ... Read More»