Privacy has been viewed differently during different eras. It may be difficult, for example, to achieve today the level of privacy—isolation?—those in past eras by living in a cabin out in the woods. Cabins have internet access nowadays, after all. Given this, courts across the country (inclusive of New Jersey),…
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In New Jersey as in most states, drivers are required to comply with a chemical test, upon request from a police officer. The doctrine of implied consent regarding automobiles means that by simply using the road, you are giving consent to a chemical test. But does that implied consent extend…
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Adolescent drunk driving poses a huge concern, which the United States government has been trying to address since at least 1995, when it passed legislation requiring states to consider a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for underage drivers of 0.02%. In the years since, many states have adopted laws and…
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In New Jersey, burglary is considered a non-violent crime, as opposed to robbery, which is seen as a violent crime. Garden State courts consider burglary to be a crime against property and not against a victim who would be threatened with force. Even so, burglary charges have serious consequences, with…
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DWI/DUI charges carry heavy penalties regardless of where they occurred, but a driver who gets charged with an out-of-state DUI may face doubled punishment. Get in touch with a Mercer County DUI lawyer if you’re facing a DUI charge from outside of NJ. Our legal team has experience tackling this…
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New Jersey laws regarding the possession and distribution of drugs like marijuana have changed recently. Read on to stay informed about what the law does and does not permit. If you’re facing a drug charge of any kind, including drug trafficking, don’t hesitate to contact a Mercer County drug crime…
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