Tony LaRussa – How NOT to handle a drunk driving stop and arrest
While he is a hall of fame baseball manager, a lawyer, he knows nothing about how to handle a drunk driving stop and an arrest.
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Fall Clean Up – What to know before you sell, give away or throw out your old handgun or rifle
If you’ve decided to get rid of a handgun or firearm its important that you do so in the proper manner.
Understanding the Felony Murder Rule, Protests, and Riots in Pennsylvania
If police or civilians were killed during these riots in Philadelphia which often involve robberies and burglaries the felony murder rule would apply here.
Moving or traveling with your gun without license to carry in Pennsylvania or New Jersey
Transporting guns and firearms isn’t like moving other household items or personal belongings
Pennsylvania Guns, Firearms & Preemption
Philadelphia officials have argued that these preemption laws are creating dangerous situations
Post Trial Drunk Driving Options in Pennsylvania
There are situations, however, where the evidence is overwhelming, and a client is either convicted at trial or we need
New Jersey Municipal Courts – What type and how many cases do they hear?
On average, New Jersey’s municipal court adjudicates over 6 million cases per year. While 5 million of these cases involve
The Scope of Search Warrants – Robert Kraft
The Florida court ruled that police failed to ensure that the video minimized the intrusion on non-criminal activity
New Jersey Criminal Procedure – An Overview
There are 2 types of criminal complaints in New Jersey—warrant complaints and summons complaints.
Probable Cause, Detention & Video Evidence in New Jersey
Our law firm represents individuals charged with different crimes and offenses in the state of New Jersey. Many of these allegations pertain to what the Garden State classifies as “indictable” offenses. Indictable offenses are heard in New Jersey’s Superior Court, but prior to indictment the state may attempt to resolve the matter through a plea […]