by nextAdmin1 | Jul 2, 2021 | Criminal charges
People from all around the world come to Atlantic City to enjoy the phenomenal casinos. Whether you’re from New Jersey or not, you’re still expected to abide by the laws of this state. Some of these have to do with disorderly conduct. There are several actions that...
by nextAdmin1 | Jun 18, 2021 | Criminal charges
The terms “assault and battery” are commonly used together as if they were conjoined twins — but they aren’t. In fact, in New Jersey, “battery” isn’t actually a criminal charge at all. A battery is usually defined as any hostile or unwanted physical contact...
by nextAdmin1 | Jun 4, 2021 | Criminal charges
If a defendant is charged with a violent crime that involves any element of self-defense, New Jersey statutes protect one’s rights to defend themselves when safety is in imminent and illegal danger. A defense that uses the concepts of “Stand your ground” and “Castle...
by nextAdmin1 | May 20, 2021 | Criminal charges
Over the decades, much research has gone into determining the long-term consequences of incarcerating youths. For example, research indicates that adolescent brains have not developed enough for teenagers to understand the consequences of their actions. Research also...
by nextAdmin1 | May 10, 2021 | Criminal charges
Most everyone on some occasion has mistakenly written a check when there wasn’t enough money in their account to cover it. Those mistakes can come with hefty fees from the bank and the payee. When someone intentionally writes a check knowing there’s not enough money...
by nextAdmin1 | Apr 23, 2021 | Criminal charges
Not every potential criminal case goes to a grand jury — but the idea that you may be indicted on a crime can certainly be intimidating. It’s worth noting — right up front — that an indictment isn’t the same as a conviction. In fact, grand juries are...
