Our criminal defense law firm represents individuals arrested and charged with felony and misdemeanor offenses in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Frequently, we handle cases involving trespassing along with the felony charge of burglary. While terms trespassing and burglary sometimes used together, there is a substantial difference between these two criminal charges in Pennsylvania and New […]
The music artist has pled not guilty to two counts of these assault charges which were allegedly committed with a semi-automatic firearm.
Pennsylvania has an Ignition Interlock Limited Driver License Program which allows persons convicted of drunk driving (DUI) in the Commonwealth to obtain limited licenses to maintain employment and other family obligations despite a drunk driving conviction.
No person moves into a college dorm, an apartment or a house with the thought that one or more of the persons living in that same residence could be involved in a criminal activity especially one involving illegal drugs, narcotics or even a gun or firearm.
Dupree was charged after he allegedly attacked a store employee following a dispute at a convenience store while he was with some friends. Dupree who is 6-4, 269 pounds allegedly grabbed employee and his phone.
It is important to understand that a polygraph is not actually a lie detector test but evaluates a person’s physical responses to questions. The machine makes its determination based on these physical presentations and not anything within a person’s mind.
Our criminal defense lawyers represent individuals charged with indictable crimes in New Jersey as well as persons charged with disorderly persons and petty disorderly persons offenses in the Garden State. In addition, we represent people charged with misdemeanor and felony offenses in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. There is a major difference between indictable crimes and […]
The NFL and the Commissioner, didn’t even have to use Sue L. Robinson’ services for this case, but agreed, nevertheless, to let her make this decision for the first time in the league’s history.
Recreational Marijuana is now legal in New Jersey and sales began in April of 2022. Currently only 17 stores, however, within the state are permitted to sell it. Adults are permitted to purchase up to
Former federal judge Sue L. Robinson made her decision based on only 4 cases as opposed to the two grand juries which reviewed 22 cases.
