Pennsylvania and New Jersey Agg. Assault & Homicide – DUI
Under the Pennsylvania traffic code, any person who negligently causes serious bodily injury while DUI commits a felony of the 2nd degree. In New Jersey,
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Privacy at Work: Constitutional Rights at the Office
Your constitutional rights only apply in situations where a government agent is conducting the search of you or your belongings.
Gun Ownership (Handguns, Rifles & Shotguns) in New Jersey
In New Jersey it is illegal to even own a firearm without a firearm purchaser identification card or a permit to purchase a handgun.
Our Most Common Client Questions about Drug in Pennsylvania
Most people believe that a criminal problem will never become a part of their lives but life sometimes doesnt always work out that way.
Here Hold My Gun! A favor to think twice about
Taking possession of a gun is a serious matter because it opens you up to potential criminal liability
Five Strategies to Defend Your New Jersey DWI
This short blog article focuses on five strategies if you are charged with the offense of drunk driving in New Jersey.
School Searches: Reasonableness vs. Probable Cause
Students go to school for education and teachers must be able to maintain order. It is for this reason that the law relaxes constitutional protections
My Top 10 Rules To Follow During a Police Traffic Stop
A police stop will happen at least once in your driving career, and its important to follow some simple rules which still protect your constitutional rights
The After Prom Party – A Parents Liability in PA and NJ
Despite these admirable intentions, parents often fail to realize the legal liability associated with these after prom parties.
New Jersey DWI Alcotest Testimonial vs. Non-Testimonial
While the State must provide foundational documents , it must only introduce core foundation documents into evidence during a DWI prosecution.