Blog: Criminal Law
- To Exercise Your Right to Be Silent, Speak Up
December 30, 2017
Read MoreThanks to television crime and legal shows, nearly everyone recognizes the phrase “you have the right to remain silent….” This right (along with the right to a lawyer during questioning) are known as the “Miranda rights,” after the 1966 Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona. Your Miranda rights apply any time the police question you […]
- Protesting and Resisting Arrest In NJ
November 15, 2017
Read MoreThroughout history, civil rights groups and activists have helped push for social change through peaceful means of protest. America is proud to recognize heroes like Martin Luther King Jr. who helped peacefully push for African American equality in the legal, economic and educational systems. Recent political turmoil and the emergence of civil rights groups that […]
- Camden DUI Lawyer: Nun Convicted of DUI
September 11, 2017
Read MoreCamden DUI Lawyer: Nun Is Convicted of DUI in New Jersey Law Offices of Michele Finizio, released an article discussing “Camden DUI Lawyer: Nun Convicted DUI”, if you would like to know more Please continue reading below. A nun from a prominent Philadelphia high school was recently charged and convicted of a DUI in New Jersey […]
- Camden Criminal Lawyer: Wrongful Arrest Leads to Large Settlement
August 28, 2017
Read MoreCamden Criminal Lawyer: Wrongful Arrest of Philly Man Leads to Large Settlement A 38 year-old Philadelphia man recently was awarded a settlement of over one million dollars after it was decided he was wrongfully charged in the death of a police officer in a car crash. The man was charged in 2012 with vehicular homicide […]
- Camden Criminal Lawyer: Wrongfully Convicted Man Released from Prison
July 31, 2017
Read MoreCamden Criminal Lawyer: Wrongfully Convicted Man Released from Prison After spending eight years in prison, a man who was wrongfully convicted of a quadruple homicide as a teenager is finally going home. The man, now aged 23, was convicted in 2008 after giving a false confession during a questioning session with police. It is important […]
- Camden Criminal Lawyer Represents People Charged with Disorderly Person Offenses
June 26, 2017
Read MoreCamden Criminal Lawyer Represents People Charged with Disorderly Person Offenses in NJ Law Offices of Michele Finizio, released an article discussing “Camden Criminal Lawyer Represents People Charged with Disorderly Person Offenses”, if you would like to know more Please continue reading below. In the state of New Jersey, there are different felonies that constitute disorderly person […]
- Camden Criminal Lawyer: Brain Studies Defense
June 12, 2017
Read MoreCamden Criminal Lawyer: Brain Studies as Defense Legal insanity is hard enough to prove in court, but neurological issues may become easier to use as evidence due to a recent study. The study explored using brain scans and neurobiological science during criminal cases. A group of criminal defense attorneys spearheaded the effort in order to […]
- Camden Criminal Lawyers: Insanity Defense
May 22, 2017
Read MoreCamden Criminal Lawyers: Insanity Defense The insanity defense in criminal cases is often misunderstood and can be difficult to prove. Insanity laws for criminal cases in New Jersey are in place in order to help defendants who are truly not responsible for their actions. However, there are challenges in pleading a successful insanity defense, and […]
- Camden Criminal Lawyer: Year in Crime in New Jersey
May 15, 2017
Read MoreCamden Criminal Lawyer: A Year in Crime in New Jersey Despite its large population, New Jersey has a fairly low rate of violent crime when compared to other states. However, this does not mean New Jersey is a crime-free zone. In New Jersey, a crime occurs approximately every three minutes. These crimes range from minor […]
- New Jersey Juvenile Defense Lawyers Discuss Weapons on School Property
May 01, 2017
Read MoreNew Jersey Juvenile Defense Lawyers Discuss Weapons on School Property Due to recent events involving violent crimes on school campuses, many districts are starting to take weapons on school property more seriously than ever before. Many items that one would not normally consider a weapon can now cause an otherwise star student to be slapped […]
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