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- High Cost of Speeding Tickets in New Jersey
Oct 16, 2019
Millions of drivers are pulled over for speeding each year. In 2017, more than 176,000 speeding tickets were issued in New Jersey alone. Odds are that even the most conscientious drivers are likely to get a speeding ticket or other traffic summons at some point. Because the financial cost of a speeding ticket in New Jersey can be very high, it is important to know the law as well as your rights in protecting you...Read More - False Allegations of Domestic Abuse
Oct 9, 2019
As the media continues to shine light on the problem of domestic violence, more women and even men are coming forward each year with their stories of spousal abuse. With this increased awareness comes a disturbing rise in the number of false domestic abuse allegations. Being falsely accused of domestic abuse can result in a downward spiral of child custody loss, damage to one’s reputation, and even potential jail time. Knowing how to handle fals...Read More - New Jersey Institutes Ignition Lock for First Time DWI Offenses
Oct 3, 2019
By the beginning of 2020, drivers in New Jersey found guilty for the first time of In exchange for installing an IID individuals found guilty of DUI will, in certain instances, will not have their driving privileges suspended. This allows people who have been convicted of drunk driving to continue to be able to get to and from work, not to mention enjoy the freedom to drive where they want as long as the...Read More - Attorney Disciplinary Cases
Sep 18, 2019
The Rules of Professional Conduct are set forth in the Rules Governing the Courts of the State of New Jersey. The disciplinary process for attorneys who allegedly violate the Rules of Professional Conduct is articulated in the Conduct and Practice of the Law sections of the New Jersey Rules of Court. In most disciplinary cases, the disciplinary process begins with the filing of a grievance. Generally, the grievance will be investigated by the local ethic...Read More - Resisting Arrest in New Jersey
Sep 11, 2019
Anyone who has experienced being arrested may have been tempted to pull away from the officer or question the arrest. Yet, the act of resisting arrest can be considered a criminal act, in addition to the original arrestable act. The following constitutes resisting arrest under the law and what to do if you are charged with this offense in the state of New Jersey. Resisting Arrest without Flight This occurs if the individual prevents o...Read More - Are DUI Checkpoints Legal?
Aug 28, 2019
Sobriety checkpoints are used by law enforcement departments to keep the roadways free of drivers under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Depending on logistics and traffic volume, officers at the DUI stop will check every driver or single out cars at random intervals. Once the car is stopped, police officers observe the driver and assess their sobriety to determine if they can return to the road. While these stops often result in Doe...Read More - DUI with Marijuana
Aug 7, 2019
Despite Governor Phil Murphy’s efforts, it does not appear recreational marijuana will receive legislative approval this year. However, as more states legalize recreational cannabis, the issue of Marijuana versus Alcohol A DUI involving marijuana differs from an alcohol DUI charge. Breathalyzer tests can measure the amount of alcohol in the blood. Law enforcement officers carry breathalyzers with them. However, measuring the amount of THC, the psychoactive component of cannabis, is not that simple. Ther...Read More - Reasons Why You Should Not Talk to Police
Jul 31, 2019
Television programs frequently show police officers talking to people who volunteer plenty of information. The truth is, many may not realize that talking to police can have negative repercussions. In most situations, police do not ask questions unless they believe someone is a suspect. A person that talks too much can say something that gets misinterpreted, which may cause an innocent person to get taken into custody. When a person is questioned, detained, or take...Read More - Breathalyzer Test for Marijuana in Development
Jul 3, 2019
A handheld breathalyzer can test for alcohol and marijuana may be hitting the market soon. Hound Labs, Inc. has been developing a handheld breathalyzer that can test for marijuana. The company stated in a press release that it partnered with several companies to begin manufacturing breathalyzers and anticipates providing commercial versions to charter customers later this year. It will mainly target law enforcement as primary consumers. Driving Under the Influence of Marijuana Marijuana is ...Read More - What are White-Collar Crimes?
Jun 26, 2019
White-collar crimes are offenses perpetrated by people in positions of power who have taken advantage of the access or influence entrusted to them by customers, investors, or the public. These crimes are committed by sneaky executives and public officials who aim to make money or expand their sway in business or government. The following are common examples of white-collar crimes: Ponzi Schemes A Ponzi scheme involves a business model whereby a business, such as a...Read More
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