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NBA Player Arrested for Assault of another Player – What is the difference between Simple Assault and Aggravated Assault. How serious is it?

Recently Phoenix, Arizona police arrested Detroit Piston player Isiah Stewart after he allegedly struck Phoenix Suns’ player, Drew Eubanks before a game between the Detroit Pistons and Phoenix Suns. Eubanks allegedly sustained minor injuries which likely formed the basis for the probable cause for the criminal charge against Stewart. It appears, at this point, Stewart is only charged with assault.

The Super Bowl spotlighted entitlement, anger, and even domestic violence without a 7 million dollar commercial. Who can file a domestic violence complaint. What evidence is admissible at a trial?

General

The average Super Bowl television commercial costs approximately 7 million dollars for a 30 second advertisement. Many consumers admit to not even watching the game but look forward to the commercials. More than 123 million people turned on to watch the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers along with the commercials. One of the most talked about parts, however, wasn’t a specific play on the field, a commercial but an in game incident between Travis Kelce and Andy Reid. It put a national spotlight on player entitlement, anger, respect for coaches, and even domestic violence.

Sentencing in New Jersey – What a judge will consider, must they approve plea agreements and what your defense lawyer needs to argue

Criminal Defense

This case did not go to trial due to overwhelming amount of evidence against our client. Based on our detailed evaluation of the case, the State (prosecutor) would have been able to meet its burden of proof of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Despite a case not going to trial and resulting in a plea, there is still so much your criminal defense lawyer can do for you!

February 2024 Newsletter

Criminal Defense

Our law firm strives to provide our clients and their families with the most up to date information on their constitutional rights in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. We do it through our weekly blogs, E-Updates, videos, vlogs and our mailed monthly newsletter which highlights our most popular articles. Read our mailed monthly newsletter – February 2024 edition today! Look out for our weekly E-Update tomorrow

NHL Players Charged with Sexual Assault in London, Ontario – What is defined as Sexual Assault in Canada and what is the burden of proof?

General

While likely criminal prosecution will not occur in the United States, the case has made headlines here in the United States. One (1) of the players charged is Philadelphia Flyer’s Goalie, Carter Hart. Hart along with three (3) other professional hockey players were charged with an alleged sexual assault which occurred in 2018, when they were a part of Team Canada in the World Junior Championship. The team went on to win the championship.

Domestic Violence & Restraining Orders in New Jersey

General

New Jersey, like Pennsylvania, provides protection for victims of Domestic Violence. In New Jersey a victim may seek a Restraining Order against his/her abuser through an Order granted by the Superior Court, Family Part, pursuant to the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (PDVA).

Juvenile Justice in Pennsylvania – What every parent needs to understand

Criminal Defense

The juvenile justice system isn’t the same as the adult criminal justice system and is often considered a less formal criminal court system. The goal of the juvenile system is supervision, care, and rehabilitation to ensure that the community in general is kept safe from harm, the perpetrator takes responsibility for his or her actions, and finally, to teach skills to allow the youth to become a productive member of society.

Alec Baldwin Indicted on Involuntary Manslaughter– What it means and what is the difference between Voluntary and Involuntary Manslaughter

General

Similar to New Mexico law, what separates murder from manslaughter in Pennsylvania and New Jersey is malice. Manslaughter is the intentional killing without lawful justification where the actor kills another due to a sudden and/or intense passion resulting from some serious provocation.

Blizzards & Saving Parking Spots – The 3 Most Common Crimes During Snow Storms

Criminal Defense

There are actually incidents where neighbors fight over the “saving of spots” and sometimes these initial shouting matches escalate to physical altercations. There are a number of instances where the “saving of spots” has led to criminal charges ranging from simple assault and terroristic threats to even murder in extreme cases.

What footprints in the snow can teach you about circumstantial evidence in criminal cases and why everyone should understand it.

Criminal Defense

Winter is here and so is the snow with more on the way! Unlike previous years, the white powder has arrived and this presents a great opportunity to talk about evidence! While most wouldn’t associate snow with evidentiary principles, snow is often used to explain circumstantial evidence to juries and even law students.

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Pennsylvania: 215-755-9000
New Jersey: 856-793-7429