Robert Kraft, Prostitution & Misdemeanor Sentence Guidelines
According to the news, he faces possible jail time; its unlikely. It’s misdemeanor in Florida, Pennsylvania and a disorderly person offense in New Jersey.
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3 Things Your Lawyer Must Do During A Preliminary Hearing
If you have preliminary hearing, here are 3 things to consider especially if you’re charged with an illegal gun, firearm, drug, narcotic or even DUI
Criminal Defense & Snow: The Top 5 Crimes During Snowstorms
While some are home, there are bars, restaurants and even the malls and casinos in New Jersey and Pennsylvania that are open. These can all create legal issues.
Students, Smartphone, & Sexting – Part 2 SORNA Update
In July 2017 however, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court found that the new SORNA requirements requiring lifetime registration, cannot be applied retroactively.
Not Always A Happy Valentine : Stalking, Tresspasing & PFA
Some, however, take it too far and pursue people who donÂ’t want appreciate the attention, time and energy spent on them.
Students, Smartphones & Sexting
The average teenager sends approximately 3,339 texts per month! only 39% actually speak on their cell/smart phones and a shocking 6% use email daily.
Due Process: What Is It and Where Can You Find It?
There are three types of due process violations: procedural due process violations, substantive due process violations, and the void for vagueness doctrine.
New Jersey Sex Crimes–Parole Supervision for Life (PSL)
New Jersey, in addition to registration requirements under MeganÂ’s Law, requires convicted sex offenders to submit to Parole Supervision for Life (PSL)
Conspiracy – What is it and what does the prosecution need?
Conspiracy is what the law refers to as an inchoate offense. An inchoate offense is one that pertains to the steps taken toward the commission of a crime
What is “Consciousness of Guilt” and why it’s a problem?
In a criminal trial the prosecutor can show that this type of conduct was due to a defendantÂ’s criminal conduct and it would have not occurred otherwise.