March 3, 2020

Have you ever used someone else’s credit or debit card to make a purchase? While this action is fairly common in 2020, it can be considered a crime if you make an unauthorized purchase on it. In the past, credit card fraud usually meant physically taking someone else’s card. In today’s world, hackers can simply use your credit card details to make purchases while you still have the card in your possession. If you’ve been charged with credit card fraud in New Jersey, then it’s important to know the different forms of credit card fraud and the potential penalties…

February 26, 2020

It is possible to be removed from New Jersey’s Megan’s Law after completing certain requirements and rules. Understanding what these requirements are and the process for filing for Megan’s Law removal will ensure that you have the best chances of getting your name removed from New Jersey’s sex offender list. What is Megan’s Law? Megan’s Law refers to a federal law that requires convicted sexual offenders to register their public information with the police. The state of New Jersey follows Megan’s Law, meaning that all residents are required to follow the rules of the law. While an individual is…

January 29, 2020

A sex crime is one of the most personal and explosive crimes someone can be accused of. Being accused of a sex crime will affect your permanent reputation if you must register under Megan’s Law. Even if you are not charged, the allegation itself will change how you are viewed in the community. If you are accused of committing a sex crime, it may feel like you do not have any options. Here is general information, possible outcomes, and tips on what you should do if you’re accused of one in the Garden State.  Possible…

January 16, 2020

The Difference Between NJ Drug Crimes Being charged with a drug crime may lead to various legal consequences, based on the severity of the crime and the state the crime was committed. Drug possession and drug smuggling are different crimes that will be addressed differently by prosecutors. To learn the different consequences, first you should understand the difference between possession and smuggling. Drug Possession Drug possession is a simple crime with usually a minimal charge or fine. To be charged with possession, someone must be carrying a small amount of a drug on their person for personal use. Unlike…

December 31, 2019

Drug Charges in New Jersey Thousands of people across the country are arrested every year on drug possession charges. Most of these charges relate to small amounts of drugs found in a person’s pockets or bags or in a person’s vehicle. Due to the large number of drug possession cases on criminal dockets in state and federal courts, defendants are often treated in a routine manner by the criminal justice system. However, it is possible to fight against drug possession charges or obtain a more favorable disposition of your charges. Building a Vigorous Legal Strategy One common tactic to fight…