Police were called to a residence where a woman alleged that Miller assaulted her. While Miller wasn’t present when police arrived, the woman provided a statement and displayed physical signs of an assault. The relationship between her and Miller remains unknown
As I’ve written on thousands of blogs, weekly updates, books and over 600 videos, individuals who fail to understand their constitution rights and limitations are usually in the worst position if and when they find themselves charged with a crime in Pennsylvania or New Jersey.
Irsay was arrested for drugged/drunk driving in 2014 and later pled guilty to the charge. Toxicology reports indicated that Irsay, at the time of his arrest, had prescription drugs in his system. According to the police report, officers found various prescription drugs in his car along with more than $29,000 in cash.
Recently, Philadelphia 76ers’ player Kelly Oubre Jr. reported to police that he sustained serious injury following an alleged hit and run in Center City Philadelphia. Police continue to investigate the incident but have yet to recover an video which corroborates his story.
Holidays are notorious for the over consumption of not only food but alcohol and sometimes even drugs!
While these activities are sometimes harmful or even lethal to those who choose to participate in them, they can also sometimes lead to criminal charges.
New Jersey maintains some of the toughest illegal handgun and firearm laws in the United States under its Graves Act. If you’re found in New Jersey with a gun or firearm without a valid permit to carry, you face a mandatory minimum of 42-months State prison sentence if arrested and convicted for this crime in the Garden State.
Remember that some of the most serious criminal charges involving drugs, illegal guns, and Drunk Driving, don’t begin with a long police investigation but rather a simple vehicle stop on a road or street in Pennsylvania or New Jersey.
Racial profiling is an issue which a criminal defense attorney may sometimes need to address if he or she is representing a member of a minority group such as African American, Hispanic, Asian, or a Native American person.
The player was allegedly driving over 70 MPH in a 35 MPH zone and allegedly weaving in and out of lanes in a residential area. He likely faces potential county jail, a license suspension, a substantial fine and perhaps even a suspension under the NFL’s Collective Bargaining Agreement.
What was the criminal allegation against Conor McGregor? Recently, prosecutors in Miami decided not to pursue criminal charges against UFC fighter Conor McGregor following an alleged incident in which the alleged victim stated that he attempted to force himself (kissing) upon her in a bathroom during an NBA Finals basketball game. Unlike the case against […]
