Are Police Required to Have a Valid Search Warrant to Search Your Phone in New Jersey? Our Attorneys Explain the Technicalities Where does more personal information, financial information, and even insight into your thoughts and behaviors reside than any other single place? A little device that you probably carry with you everywhere you go: your […]
September/October 2023 Edition In This Issue Back to School Blues “Summer is my favorite season. The longer days, the early mornings on the boardwalk, summer vacations, and fun in the pool or in the surf. I truly love it all. As a father of four, most people may assume that I am happy to send […]
Due to Its Dangerous Consequences, Ecstasy Offenses can be Penalized Severely Under New Jersey Law Ecstasy is a party drug whose use has increased in recent decades. Known alternatively as MDMA, XTC, Molly, or Rolls, ecstasy is a stimulant that produces a psychedelic action. The active ingredient in the drug is 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine, called MDMA. Because […]
Parents May Be Able to Hold the School, the District, or the Staff Accountable When Their Children Suffer Accidents at School in New Jersey. School provides New Jersey children with more than just academic opportunities. Education and development happen in many ways, through relationship-building with other students and with adults, school and classroom culture, and […]
In an Effort to Support Juvenile Rehabilitation, the New Jersey Court System Allows the Option to Apply for a Deferred Disposition. So What Does it Mean and Can Your Minor Obtain One? New Jersey is known for its diversion programs and use of rehabilitation instead of prison sentences. These programs offer the offender more tools […]
Drugged Driving Accidents Are Caused, Not Only by the Use of Illicit Substances, but Also by Drivers Taking Prescription Medications in New Jersey. Driving is a daily routine for many New Jerseyans, yet the frequency with which we engage in this activity can sometimes cause us to underestimate the danger of motor vehicles and, particularly, […]
To Meet the Burden Of Proof, the Plaintiff Must Present Solid Evidence That Supports Their Personal injury Claim. Civil cases and criminal cases have many differences. The burdens of proof are different. We all have heard “innocent until proven guilty”. In criminal cases, “proven guilty” means that the government who is charging the defendant has […]
Experienced Defense Attorneys Discuss the Many Aspects of Drug Testing while on Probation in Monmouth County, NJ When you are placed on probation, it is not party time. You must meet several obligations, such as the payment of fines and community service. Normally, the judge will instruct you to stay drug and alcohol-free. To keep […]
The Use of Asset Forfeiture as a Law Enforcement Strategy Is Debatable, Since It Gives the Government the Ability to Seize Property They Believe Is Somehow Connected to Criminal Activity in New Jersey Fighting crime is no easy task—particularly organized crime and drug crimes. A somewhat controversial tool that law enforcement has at its disposal […]
Your Regular Activities Might Be Significantly Impacted by Foot and Ankle Injuries, Which Can Make Even the Most Basic Tasks Impossible. Depending on Your Case, You May be Able to Obtain Compensation in New Jersey. Foot and ankle injuries can occur while doing routine household duties, sports, work, or other activities such as dancing, skating, […]
