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Driving through South Jersey often means sharing the road with neighbors, commuters, and visitors alike. From time to time, motorists may encounter a DUI (driving while intoxicated) checkpoint, especially during holidays or weekends associated with i… Read More

Being charged with a crime is a serious matter, and you must attend any court hearings that are scheduled in your case. Whether you were charged with a traffic violation, a misdemeanor, or a felony, the consequences of missing a court date can be ser… Read More

New Jersey has some of the most stringent drug laws in the United States. The FDA classifications determine the penalties. The more dangerous the substance found in your possession, the harsher the punishment for it. Also, even if a drug is available… Read More

Defending yourself from criminal charges is not something that you should do alone. You are offered representation through the court for that reason. Public Defenders are there to help those accused navigate the very difficult waters of criminal law.… Read More

Car accidents are, unfortunately, a fairly common occurrence on the roadway. They can range from simple fender benders to serious events carrying criminal charges. If you get in a car accident and the other party leaves the scene, you may want to fil… Read More

Your safety and the safety of your family are of your utmost concern. A close second to that may be the need to protect your belongings and the home you have worked so hard to put together. If criminals threaten to interrupt that safety it can be a c… Read More

Just like any other state, there are areas in New Jersey that you have to be careful in because of the crime rate. If you live in a rougher area of the state, you may encounter more crime. If you are faced with a criminal charge, the first thing you… Read More

If you get charged with a crime that you are innocent of, hiring an attorney is the only way you are going to be able to prove your innocence. If you choose to represent yourself in court and explain your situation, the judge will most likely cut you… Read More