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856.861.4236 FBI Locates Suspect in Shooting of NJ Judge’s Son July 21, 2020
The son of U.S. District Judge Esther Salas, has died after a man posing as a FedEx employee shot and killed him at their New Brunswick home. The incident took place around 5:00pm on Sunday, July 19th after Salas’ son, Daniel Anderl, 20, opened the door for the supposed-delivery driver. The FBI have recently identified the shooter as Roy Den Hollander, a self-proclaimed “anti-feminist” lawyer who had previous interactions with Judge Salas. Learn more about this tragic incident below. What Happened Daniel, a student of Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. was home visiting when the incident occurred. Upon…
read more The Penalties for Minors Charged With Marijuana Possession in NJ July 8, 2020
While the state of New Jersey pushes for the decriminalization of marijuana, it will continue to be an illegal offense for individuals under the age of 18. Whether New Jersey enacts decriminalization laws or makes marijuana legal, minors could still face significant charges if convicted of a drug crime. If your child is facing marijuana possession or intent to distribute charges, it is important to know what potential consequences they could face. Potential Marijuana Penalties for Juveniles in New Jersey Minors who are convicted with a marijuana drug charge in the state of New Jersey face the following:…
read more New Jersey Gun Laws June 10, 2020
New Jersey has some of the strictest gun laws in the nation. If you are considering purchasing, possession, or selling firearms, it is important that you make yourself aware of New Jersey’s gun laws. Violating the state’s gun laws can lead to a criminal conviction that can carry serious penalties. Permit Requirements A person who wishes to sell, give, transfer, assign, dispose of, receive, purchase, or otherwise acquire a rifle or shotgun (except for an antique rifle or shotgun), must either be licensed as a dealer under New Jersey law or must possess a valid firearms purchaser identification permit .
read more Is It Possible that My Child Will Be Charged with a Crime If Caught Sexting? June 7, 2020
While some states have laws that specific address sexting between teens or other minors, as a general rule teens who share nude or sexually suggestive photos of each other can be charged with child pornography and child enticement laws. Even though these crimes are intended to target adult sexual predators, sexting between teens falls within the definitions of these crimes; conviction for one of these offenses can carry severe penalties and life-long consequences. What Is Sexting? Sexting is the practice of sending nude or sexually suggestive or explicit photos by electronic means, usually via text. Although adult couples do…
read more Defending Against a Claim of Domestic Violence May 27, 2020
Facing accusations of domestic violence is significant. If charged, you could be required to restrain from the individual, while also facing expensive legal fines and even jail time. Depending on the details of the case, the defendant could also face eviction and their child custody rights could be affected. If you are dealing with a claim of domestic violence, it is important to consider your defense options with a lawyer. Understanding New Jerseys’ Domestic Act The state of New Jersey implemented the Prevention of Domestic Act of 1991 in order to protect victims of domestic abuse from their spouses,…
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