Spitting on Someone: The Connection to Assault in NJ
December 30, 2024
Why You May be Arrested for Spitting on Someone in New Jersey Spitting on someone is a clear sign of anger, while the reasons for such conduct vary depending on the circumstances. Intentionally spitting on someone is seen as an act of aggression under New Jersey law, meant to evoke fear or disgust in the victim. Since bodily fluids may contain disease, the person being spit on may have justifiable fear for their safety in addition to shame and repulsion. Though a person may not ... Read More»
Meaning and Implications of Strong-Arm Robbery Charges
December 7, 2024
Bank robbery and street robbery are familiar terms to most in New Jersey. You may envision a group of individuals holding up the teller at a bank, or someone pulling a gun or wielding a knife and robbing another on the street of their wallet, watch, or other valuables. However, you may not know about "strong-arm robbery," a type of crime that is accomplished without a gun or another weapon. Regardless of whether you have been accused of using or wielding a weapon during a robbery offense, ... 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»
Consequences of Being Charged with Assault at a Youth Sporting Event in NJ
April 27, 2024
Evesham Township Defense Lawyers for Assault at a Youth Sports Event Where do you draw the line between passionate support for your child and their team and criminal conduct? Parents get heated watching their children play sports, arousing their competitive and protective instincts. Rivalry, mixed with dangerous players, poor officiating calls, and long-standing grudges with teams and coaches, can make sporting events a ground for festering anger and outbursts. Shouting matches turn ... Read More»
Facing Charges for DWI with a Minor in Your Car in NJ
September 9, 2021
If you have a child under 18 in the car with you when arrested for DWI in New Jersey, your troubles mount. You take an enormous risk when you drive a car with drugs or alcohol in your system in New Jersey. At a minimum, you could be pulled over and arrested, have your car impounded, and spend the next few years of your life paying fines, fees, and surcharges. One of those fees is the rental fee for an Ignition Interlock you must install in your car to prevent further drunk driving, ... Read More»
Burlington County Prosecutor Charges Husband and Wife in Hit-and-Run
January 6, 2021
The Burlington County Prosecutor's Office has announced the arrest of two individuals for their alleged involvement in a fatal hit-and-run last year. According the a press release, Tonya Brown, 35, is accused of driving an SUV that struck and killed Ronald Zukowski on Dec. 29, 2019, while Mr. Zukowski tried to cross Lakehurst Road near Choctaw Drive. In addition to Mrs. Brown, Victor Brown, 44, is accused of assisting his wife to conceal the evidence of the crime. Investigators were able ... Read More»