Blog: Criminal Law
- Haddonfield Criminal Lawyers Discuss Criminal Consequences of Graffiti
December 27, 2016
Read MoreHaddonfield Criminal Lawyers Discuss the Criminal Consequences of Graffiti Graffiti crimes are common, especially in more populated areas such as big cities. Every state, and oftentimes individual municipalities, has their own laws that consider it a crime to spray graffiti on both public and private properties without permission. Getting caught spraying graffiti may seem like […]
- Mount Holly Criminal Lawyer Discusses MacArthur Foundation on Jail Populations
December 20, 2016
Read MoreMount Holly Criminal Lawyer Discusses the MacArthur Foundation on Jail Populations A recent study by the Vera Institute of Justice, in collaboration with the MacArthur Foundation, reports that there are over 3,000 jails in the United States. The total amount of prisoners in these jails was estimated at approximately 731,000. Moreover, 62% of the 12 […]
- Mount Holly Criminal Lawyer: Gun Charges Dropped Against Cumberland County Man
December 06, 2016
Read MoreMount Holly Criminal Lawyer: Gun Charges Dropped Against Cumberland County Man A retired Cumberland County school teacher has garnished much attention after being in possession of an antique Flintlock gun during a motor vehicle stop. He was an avid collector of gun memorabilia, who had just purchased the antique weapon from a pawn shop and […]
- Mount Holly Criminal Lawyer Discusses Ban the Box Law & Effect of Criminal Convictions on Employment
November 29, 2016
Read MoreMount Holly Criminal Lawyer Discusses “Ban the Box” Law and Effect of Criminal Convictions on Employment For decades, virtually every employment application included the common question, “Have you ever been convicted of a crime?” It did not matter if it was a misdemeanor or perhaps a more serious offense that resulted in spending time in […]
- Mount Holly Criminal Lawyer Discusses Juvenile Weapons Possession
November 08, 2016
Read MoreMount Holly Criminal Lawyer Discusses Juvenile Weapons Possession All states throughout the country have their own specific gun control laws that coincide with a set of penalties. Although restrictions differ in each state, it is common to prohibit the purchase of certain types of weapons, as well as forbid them in certain locations. These statutes […]
- Mount Holly Criminal Lawyer: Reports on New Jersey Crime Rates & Murder
November 01, 2016
Read MoreMount Holly Criminal Lawyer: New Jersey Crime Rates Down, Murder Up New Jersey recently released their Uniform Criminal Report citing the state’s overall crime rate has fallen by seven percent in 2013, and the downward trend has continued through 2014. However, the rate for violent crimes, such as murder, has remained nearly the same, decreasing […]
- Haddonfield Criminal Lawyer: Charging Juveniles as Adults
October 11, 2016
Read MoreHaddonfield Criminal Lawyer: Charging Juveniles as Adults A recent murder is renewing the debate over the ability of prosecutors to charge juveniles as adults. On October 3, 2015, an 11 year-old boy shot and killed an eight year-old White Pine, Tennessee girl after she allegedly refused his request to play with her puppy. The District […]
- Haddonfield Criminal Lawyer Discusses Constitutionality of Retroactivity Laws Change
October 04, 2016
Read MoreHaddonfield Criminal Lawyer Discusses the Constitutionality of Retroactivity When Laws Change In 1963, a 17 year-old African American male from Louisiana was convicted and sentenced to death for the killing of a white police officer. Six years later, the conviction was reversed due to racial tensions surrounding the case. As a result, the man was […]
- Mount Holly Criminal Lawyer Discusses New Jersey False Arrest Case
September 13, 2016
Read MoreMount Holly Criminal Lawyer Discusses a New Jersey False Arrest Case A former vice principal of a Runnemede, New Jersey high school has sued the Camden County Prosecutor’s office for false arrest and wrongful imprisonment. The VP, the school’s principal and three male teachers were charged with crimes relating to a charge of covering up […]
- Haddonfield Criminal Lawyers Discuss Bill That Will Restrict Use of Aerial Drones
August 23, 2016
Read MoreHaddonfield Criminal Lawyers Discuss Bill That Will Restrict the Use of Aerial Drones New Jersey lawmakers have advanced a package of three bills that will restrict the use of aerial drones within the state. Drone owners will be required to register their devices in a national database and could face criminal charges if the new […]
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