The 4 Most Common Crimes Following Deadly Vehicle Crashes in New Jersey
These are the most common crimes associated with these incidents in New Jersey and the possible criminal penalties associated with them including mandatory minimum sentences
- Criminal Defense
- Diversion Programs
- Drunk Driving & DUI/DWI Defense
- Expungements & Record Sealing
- General
- Illegal Drug & Narcotic Crimes
- Illegal Gun and Firearms Crimes
- Illegal Search & Seizure
- Radio Podcasts
- Violent Crimes
Former Philadelphia Police Officer Convicted of Voluntary Manslaughter. What is the difference between murder, voluntary manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter in Pennsylvania?
Eric Ruch, Jr., a former Philadelphia police officer, was convicted of voluntary manslaughter. The former officer was also charged with murder of the third degree.
What parents and guardians need to understand about the juvenile justice system in New Jersey
No parent or guardian wants to deal with a juvenile delinquency issue, but it does happen! At our initial consultation with a parent and the juvenile, our criminal defense law firm explains the process to parents and guardians who are obviously concerned about their child and the long-term consequences of a potential criminal allegation or conviction.
WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT PENNSYLVANIA’S IGNITION INTERLOCK LIMITED DRIVER LICENSE PROGRAM—Who is eligible, what does it cost and how do you apply?
While Pennsylvania has this program which can benefit thousands convicted of drunk driver, many don’t understand it! The goal of our blog, videos, books and podcasts is always to make you an educated client!
Refusing a drunk driving blood test may not be criminal offense but it can still cause you problem in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
both states have a compelling interest to keep drunk driving at a minimum to safeguard other drivers. All drivers have consented to chemical testing as a condition of their licensing requirements in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
What You Need to Know About Criminal Mischief in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
This is an extremely broad criminal charge and involves the defacing, destroying, or damaging of real or personal property of another.
5 Things to Remember About Drunk Driving During College & NFL Football Weekends
Many use the time to tailgate in parking lots or to host parties, which culminate in an end of season Super Bowl events. While these events are often memorable, the frequently lead to the drinking and driving.
What Parents and Students Need to Know About Vaping in and out of school in Pennsylvania & New Jersey
While vaping isn’t necessarily something that will lead to a criminal charge but rather a school sanction, it is an important issue for many of our clients and their families.
BRITT REID’S GUILTY PLEA TO FELONY DWI – Will he go to state prison?
This is not Reid’s first offense, and he has previous convictions in Pennsylvania (Montgomery County) for drunk driving in 2007, along with simple assault and an unlawful possession of a firearm (no permit to carry).
School Bus Passing Laws in Pennsylvania and New Jersey – Fines, Driver’s License Suspensions, and Even Jail
The new academic school year is here and drivers in Pennsylvania and New Jersey must once again share the roads with buses taking students to and from school every day.