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What You Need to Know about Guns – Pennsylvania vs. New Jersey

New Jersey and Pennsylvania have dramatically different laws regarding handguns and firearms

Controlled Dangerous Substance Gambone Law

Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substance (CDS) in a Motor Vehicle in New Jersey

One of the lesser known consequences of a controlled dangerous substance offense (CDS) is the potential for a driver’s license suspension.

Drunk Driving & Field Sobriety Testing – What you need to know

Drunk Driving & DUI/DWI Defense

Despite restrictions in New Jersey & Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Police, over this Thanksgiving weekend, recorded the same number of drunk driving arrests (18) this year as they did in 2019.

Winter is coming….how to avoid criminal problems during this Christmas and holiday season

Criminal Defense

While New Jersey and Pennsylvania have restricted indoor and outdoor gathering, many will ignore executive orders to stay home this Christmas and holiday season.

Drug Delivery Resulting in Death – What are the defenses?

Criminal Defense

The majority of drug induced homicide cases don’t involve traditional drug dealers but rather friends of the overdosed decedent.

New Jersey’s Reformed Compassionate Release Program For Inmates

Criminal Defense

Under the new law, a New Jersey criminal court can now broadly consider as a mitigating factor whether a person under the age of 26 would have acted differently.

Tony LaRussa – How NOT to handle a drunk driving stop and arrest

Drunk Driving & DUI/DWI Defense

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.

Fall Clean Up – What to know before you sell, give away or throw out your old handgun or rifle

Illegal Gun and Firearms Crimes

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

Criminal Defense

If police or civilians were killed during these riots in Philadelphia which often involve robberies and burglaries the felony murder rule would apply here.