Pardons are a hot button issue these days and are always a topic at the end of every Presidential term when a sitting President is leaving office and thereafter ending his political career. Presidents, however, grant pardons throughout their terms and most never receive any press coverage
Most of these crimes and offenses are misdemeanors and, in some cases, summary offenses as opposed to felony crimes but they could, nevertheless, substantially hinder or derail a professional or academic career.
The Holidays are here for New Jersey and so are the Drones! The reports of drones across the Garden State continue to make national headlines.
his news came despite a video which show Kelce destroying the phone of an alleged unidentified person prior to a Penn State Football game. Further, Kelce even admitted his actions were wrong on national TV
Immigration and Deportation are hot button issues and will likely remain in the news for years and possibly decades. There is obviously a major difference and the law uses the following terms to distinguish the legal status of individuals in this country
A criminal charge and the possible conviction for a student, especially one in college, can be devastating. It can stand in the way of their ability to obtain internships, get into certain graduate programs and seek employment post-graduation.
It is the week before Thanksgiving and many have already made their Holiday travel plans and some of those plans include coming to New Jersey. With that said, New Jersey maintains several laws which often create problems for out-of-state individuals and families.
There will be more people on the road or in the air during Thanksgiving than practically any other day of the year! If you do plan on getting on the roads this year, here are some important statistics about drunk driving.
Burlington County authorities have charged two teenagers with aggravated arson which allegedly started wildfires that consumed over 52 acres in Burlington County. At least one remains in custody at the Middlesex County Juvenile Detention Center awaiting his first appearance in Superior Court.
The Defense can provide Judge Merchan with multiple constitutional avenues to base a decision while the prosecution is asking the Court to suspend the proceeding for over 4 years while ignoring a U.S. Supreme Court decision and well established constitutional principles designed to ensure that the executive branch can effectively govern which the District Attorney himself has already conceded.
