Irsay was arrested for drugged/drunk driving in 2014 and later pled guilty to the charge. Toxicology reports indicated that Irsay, at the time of his arrest, had prescription drugs in his system. According to the police report, officers found various prescription drugs in his car along with more than $29,000 in cash.
There is no doubt that New Jersey’s DWI laws carry with them harsh consequences. If you are faced with this offense you consider all of your options. Unlike Pennsylvania, New Jersey maintains no diversion program for Drunk Driving offenses and a plea will not provide you with any better result than the mandatory minimum penalties stated above.
Recently, Philadelphia 76ers’ player Kelly Oubre Jr. reported to police that he sustained serious injury following an alleged hit and run in Center City Philadelphia. Police continue to investigate the incident but have yet to recover an video which corroborates his story.
Holidays are notorious for the over consumption of not only food but alcohol and sometimes even drugs!
While these activities are sometimes harmful or even lethal to those who choose to participate in them, they can also sometimes lead to criminal charges.
The year is quickly coming to an end and many of us are turning our attention to the holiday season. While the holidays are usually are great time for most people, an arrest for an illegal gun or firearm will quickly ruin your holiday memories.
The alleged victim is the mother of his child. She allegedly sustained injuries to her neck. He currently faces this misdemeanor charge in Florida.
This case presents another opportunity to explain domestic violence crimes in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
In addition to these obvious risks, drunk driving often carries with it a mandatory minimum jail sentence and the loss of your drivers’ license. Here are 5 points that you should keep in mind if your weekend plans include alcohol
While the National Guard are not active-duty Soldiers, they are nevertheless a highly trained equipped military fighting force which often serves side by side with active-duty military personnel.
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New Jersey maintains some of the toughest illegal handgun and firearm laws in the United States under its Graves Act. If you’re found in New Jersey with a gun or firearm without a valid permit to carry, you face a mandatory minimum of 42-months State prison sentence if arrested and convicted for this crime in the Garden State.
