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Camden Criminal Lawyer Represents People Charged with Disorderly Person Offenses

Camden 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 (DP) offenses.  These include shoplifting, simple assault, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, harassment, bad checks, lewdness, obstruction, possession of less than 50 grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.

Conviction of a disorderly person offense carries monetary fines and potential jail time.  If a person is convicted of a DP offense in New Jersey, it becomes part of their permanent criminal record.  A  DP conviction effects a person’s daily and family life when seeking employment, housing and in securing credit or student loans.

For more information on offenses in New Jersey, call our Camden criminal lawyers at Law Offices of Michele Finizio at 856-888-9059 or contact us online.

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