Five Ways to Ruin Your Spring
The majority of offenses that we see during the Spring pertain to the the illegal possession of drugs, narcotics, guns, firearms, and drunk driving (DUI/DWI).
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Sentencing Enhancements (Extended Prison Term) In New Jersey
This article focuses on extended terms or enhanced sentences in New Jersey based on certain criteria within a persons criminal history
Deadly Weapon Enhancements In Pennsylvania & New Jersey
Courts can deviate from sentencing guidelines and are only required to provide reasoning for the deviation.
The Admissibility of A Confessions In Your Criminal Case
The fact that a person confesses to a crime, however, doesnt necessarily mean that that the statement was voluntary.
Drug DUI/DWI Expert Testimony – Pennsylvania vs. New Jersey
In some DUI/DWI prosecutions, the accused hasnt ingested any type of alcohol but a a drug, narcotic, or hallucinogenic.
Handguns, GSR and Possession in Pennsylvania & New Jersey
In those cases where the prosecution attempts to meet its burden of proof through constructive possession, gunshot residue (GSR) can play a critical part
Police Checkpoint – Drug Interdiction vs. DUI/DWI Prevention
Police often uses checkpoints, especially in the spring and summer, to identify and arrest individuals on the suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI)
New Jersey DWIRefusal of Chemical Test and Short Samples
In New Jersey, similar to Pennsylvania, a driver doesnt have the right to refuse a chemical test in connection with the arrest for drunk driving
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,
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.