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.
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.
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).
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.
While it is our sincere hope that you and your family will enjoy this and all holidays without an issue, as I have stated a countless number of times, a drunk driving charge can happen to anyone regardless of their station in life.
High School and obviously college students have much more independence than younger students. Parents in many of these situations have no understanding of what occurs in school, after school or outside of class. This is especially true when it comes to the initiation into a club or sports team.
The purpose of probation is to ensure that a person does not engage in behavior which initially put them into trouble.
To assert a right against an illegal search and seizure, however, a person must have reasonable expectation of privacy in the property searched.
These are mandatory minimums, and the sentencing Judge is not permitted to deviate from them pursuant to New Jersey criminal statute.
A criminal conviction can hinder a student’s ability to obtain internships, get into certain graduate programs and seek employment post-graduation
