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- Know Your Rights If You Are Injured In An Automobile Accident
Apr 22, 2016
All too frequently, In the immediate aftermath of a As someone involved in the accident, you may be asked to give a statement. The attorneys at our firm can attend this statement with you to protect your rights. You will also likely be asked to complete paperwork and to provide documentation. Our office, having represented many individuals over the years in similar situations, is skilled at doing so in the manner that bes...Read More - South Jersey Criminal Defense Lawyers Discuss Legal Process After Harassment Claim
Apr 4, 2016
Harassment The offense of harassment may result from either conduct or speech. For example, making a communication at an extremely inconvenient manner in a way likely to cause annoyance or alarm will result in the issuance of a complaint for harassment. Touching someone in an offensive manner may also result in the issuance of a harassment complaint. In either case, the prosecutor must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant engaged in his o...Read More - South Jersey Criminal Defense Attorneys Discuss Sexual Misconduct Charges
Mar 30, 2016
Among the many offenses alleging some form of The impact of a sexual assault conviction goes well beyond the term of imprisonment a person would ordinarily be required to serve. For example, a person convicted of sexual assault is required to be examined at the Adult Diagnostic and Treatment Unit for a determination as to whether or not that person is a repetitive and compulsive sex offender. In the event that a person i...Read More - South Jersey Criminal Lawyer Discusses Megan’s Law
Mar 7, 2016
by Megan’s Law, as it is commonly called, is a statutory requirement which mandates the registration and notification upon release of certain The classification process for Megan’s Law begins at different times for different individuals. A person who has been convicted of a qualifying offense law under Megan’s Law but who is not going to be incarcerated will be classified immediately after he or she is sentenced. An individual who is required t...Read More - South Jersey Criminal Lawyers Explain the Law Prohibiting Harassment
Jan 18, 2016
What actions constitute “harassment”? New Jersey Statute 2C:33-4 sets forth the charge of harassment. That statute prohibits certain distinct conduct. First, it prohibits an individual from communicating with another person anonymously or at extremely inconvenient hours, in coarse language or in any other manner likely to cause annoyance or alarm. Second, the law prohibits an individual from striking, kicking or offensively touching or threatening to touch another person. Third, it forbids an individual from engagin...Read More - South Jersey Criminal Lawyers: The Safe Campus Act
Jan 15, 2016
When an individual is accused of a The Safe Campus Act would allow universities to act only if the victim of sexual assault reported the alleged crime to law enforcement officials. If the victim chooses not to alert law enforcement officials of the alleged crime, the university would not be able to investigate the incident or punish the accused. Both the accuser and the accused would be given the right to hire a lawye...Read More - South Jersey Criminal Lawyers: Internet Sex Crime Charges are Serious
Aug 24, 2015
In the eyes of the law, there is little – if any – distinction to be made between a A successful defense of a sex crime charge requires not only knowledge of the relevant federal and state laws, but also a solid grasp of computer science and considerable tech savviness. Police will confiscate a computer hard drive or laptop at the time of an arrest, but their forensic analysis of your computer files an...Read More - South Jersey Criminal Lawyers: People Wrongly Accused of Crimes are Victims, Too
Aug 17, 2015
False accusations of Rape The current trend for those proven innocent or with dropped charges against them is to file a lawsuit against the accuser for making false statements and defamation. Although the damage cannot be undone, the accused hope to restore their lives and clear their names with a civil lawsuit against the responsible party. A Wyoming County, Pennsylvania man recently sued his accuser and state probation department for arresting him on a...Read More - Haddonfield Criminal Lawyers: Simple Assault Charges in New Jersey
Aug 10, 2015
In today’s society, assaulting another person with the intent to do harm is a serious issue. In New Jersey, a person that intentionally, negligently, or knowingly causes bodily injury to another person can be charged with simple assault. New Jersey law defines bodily injury as any pain, illness or physical damage to the body. Simple assault does not include mental anguish or pain. The penalties are stiff for those convicted of Simple assault lead...Read More - South Jersey Criminal Lawyers Review FAA Rules on Drone Flights
Aug 4, 2015
Security personnel at Citizens’ Bank Park in Philadelphia scrambled and went into high alert during a Phillies game in late May when a small unmanned drone flew near the ballpark. The episode, which is being investigated by the Federal Aviation Administration, is a cautionary tale for drone pilots all around the country. The incident occurred during an afternoon ballgame on May 31, 2015. A small drone appeared outside the ballpark and hovered, apparently looking int...Read More
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