Understanding Brimage For Drug Crimes In New Jersey
If you’re charged with a drug crime in New Jersey it is very important that your attorney discuss if your matter falls under a Brimage eligible offense.
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Happy Memorial Day Weekend
We salute the U.S. veterans who sacrificed to preserve and protect us. And many of us celebrate freedom of the road on this holiday. Also, due to COVID people may be more inclined to be on the roads just to get out of the house as many states are re-opening. This includes Pennsylvania and New […]
Municipal Ordinance Violation vs. Disorderly Person Offense In New Jersey
While disorderly offenses are far less serious than indictable crimes, they are nevertheless criminal offenses.
Appealing Detention Orders in New Jersey
If the Superior Court is persuaded to detain, the defendant does have the right to appeal to New Jersey’s Appellate Division.
Child Endangerment – Felony or Misdemeanor Charge in Pennsylvania
A child endangerment charge is extremely serious because they not only subject the person to a possible jail sentence, state prison, and an extended period of probation
Criminal Homicide: Murder, Felony Murder, Manslaughter
What separates murder from manslaughter in Pennsylvania and New Jersey is malice. Voluntary manslaughter is the intentional killing without
Pennsylvania Mandatory Business Shutdown – Criminal Charges, Fines or Just Warnings?
A person is guilty of obstruction where he or she intentionally obstructs, impairs, or prevents the administration of law or other governmental function by force, violence, physical interference, or obstacle.
Why Not To Buy for, Sell or Give a Gun to a Friend or family during the COVID shutdown or ever!
Even if you have no prior criminal history, the illegal transfer of a gun, before during or over the shutdown, could send you to a Pennsylvania State Prison for a mandatory minimum 5 years.
Not Wearing A Face Mask & Criminal Charges – How Serious Is It?
Not wearing a face mask or intentionally disregarding the social distancing requirements now falls under Pennsylvania’s crimes code. Disorderly conduct is a
Pennsylvania imposes mandatory COVID face mask but there are exceptions
Pennsylvania now require faces masks for anyone working or shopping at a grocery store or pharmacy within the Commonwealth.