Who is eligible for Drug Court in New Jersey? Is it for you?
Much like Pennsylvania, the state of New Jersey maintains a drug court program designed to address substance abuse problems in the Garden State.
General
- Criminal Defense
- Diversion Programs
- Drunk Driving & DUI/DWI Defense
- Expungements & Record Sealing
- General
- Illegal Drug & Narcotic Crimes
- Illegal Gun and Firearms Crimes
- Illegal Search & Seizure
- Radio Podcasts
- Violent Crimes
Why the Fed Gov’t can still prosecute medical marijuana
Medical marijuana is coming despite federal law against it. Like the regulation of gambling and porn, do the costs outweigh the benefits of this gateway drug?
Pennsylvania’s New Ignition Interlock Limited License Program
My friend, colleague, and fellow veteran, and Bucks County Criminal Defense Attorney Paul Lang provides an excellent guest blog on PA’s newest DUI law
Jersey’s Graves Safety Valve keeps man from jail for a gun
New Jersey has mandatory minimum sentencing for illegal guns and firearms. It’s “Safety Valve” provides a way in which person can avoid state prison sentence
Sleeping or DUI? Alabama Lineman Da’Shawn Hand’s DUI charge
ESPNs Paul Finebaum has determined that this man is guilty but my focus is on his rights rather than a non attorney sports writers street knowledge
Is Consent an Exception to a DUI Blood Warrant Requirement?
Learn about a recent PA Supreme Court decision on a driver’s consent to a DUI blood draw and whether it creates an exception to the search warrant requirement
Grand Jury Clears Oakland Raider and Former Ohio Star Conley
Learn the difference between the Grand Jury and Preliminary Hearing systems and which is better for the defense
Causing a Catastrophe? What the prosecution needs to prove
Learn about this unusual criminal charge in the Amtrak derailment case
Tebows Fan or Fanatic – Stalking & Criminal Trespassing
Learn what the prosecution must prove to make its case
Risking or Causing a Catastrophe during anti-Trump protest
What could this student face and what does the prosecution need to prove?