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- Charged with Shoplifting in NJ: What You Need To Know
Jul 26, 2023
Shoplifting I. Understanding Shoplifting Laws in New Jersey: In New Jersey, shoplifting is governed by NJSA 2C:20-11, which defines the offense as purposely taking merchandise without paying its full retail value or altering price tags to pay less than the actual value. Shoplifting can also include hiding merchandise or transferring it from one container to another with the intent to deprive the store of its full retail value. The penalties for shoplifting depend on th... - What Are the Penalties for Prostitution and Solicitation Charges in New Jersey?
Jul 12, 2023
Prostitution and solicitation charges in the state of New Jersey are considered serious offenses with far-reaching consequences. Both the act of offering sexual services in exchange for money or other forms of compensation (prostitution) and the act of seeking such services (solicitation) are illegal. These offenses can lead to fines, jail time, and a permanent criminal record. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the legal aspects, penalties, additional consequences, and potential defenses associated wit... - Facing Restraining Orders in Stalking Cases in New Jersey: A Comprehensive Guide
Jun 21, 2023
Being accused of stalking is a serious legal matter in New Jersey, with potentially grave consequences. When facing restraining orders and stalking charges, understanding your rights, the legal process, and the available options is crucial. This guide outlines the process of facing restraining orders in stalking cases, focusing on the legal provisions, steps involved, and potential What Constitutes Stalking? Stalking is characterized as repeated behavior meant to cause distress, fear, or intimidation. Accusations migh... - When Home Becomes Hell: Confronting Harassment within Domestic Violence
Jun 6, 2023
Domestic violence I. Understanding Harassment within Domestic Violence: Harassment within domestic violence refers to a pattern of behavior aimed at controlling, intimidating, threatening, or causing emotional distress to the victim. It often involves repeated acts of verbal, psychological, emotional, unwanted contact, invasion of privacy, or cyber abuse. Perpetrators may use tactics such as threats, stalking, surveillance, isolation, humiliation, or degradation to exert power and maintain control over their victims. Harassment can create an atmosphere o... - When a Car Becomes a Weapon: Assault by Auto in NJ
May 18, 2023
In today's world, where vehicular transportation is an essential part of our lives, it is important to be aware of the legal implications and consequences associated with the misuse of a motor vehicle. In the state of New Jersey, a car can turn into a weapon when used with malicious intent, leading to charges of I. Understanding Assault by Auto in New Jersey: Assault by auto is a criminal offense in New Jersey tha... - How New Jersey's Law Enforcement and Legal Community Are Dealing With the Opioid Epidemic
May 8, 2023
The opioid epidemic has been one of the most pressing public health issues in the United States for years, and New Jersey is no exception. In 2022, the state reported 2,892 opioid-related overdose deaths. NJ has been taking steps to address the issue, and the law enforcement and legal communities have played an important role in those efforts. In this article, we will take a look at how they are dealing with the La... - Sale or Possession of a Controlled Substance in NJ
Apr 25, 2023
New Jersey has strict laws regulating the sale or possession of controlled substances. A controlled substance is any drug that is listed on the state's Schedules I through V. Based on how likely they are to be abused and what accepted medical uses they have, these substances are put into one of the following five schedules: Schedule I: These substances have a high potential for abuse, no accepted medical use, and a lack of safet... - New Jersey Laws Regarding Juvenile Offenders
Apr 11, 2023
When a minor commits a crime in New Jersey, they are dealt with under the jurisdiction of the juvenile justice system. Unlike the adult criminal justice system, which is focused on punishment, the juvenile justice system is focused on rehabilitation. While the state has a separate system for dealing with juvenile offenders, the penalties and consequences for their actions can still be severe. It is important to understand the laws regarding Juvenile Delinquency i... - How to Fight a Weapons Charge in New Jersey
Mar 28, 2023
New Jersey has strict gun laws, and anyone facing a weapons charge in the state can expect serious consequences if they are convicted. The consequences can include fines, imprisonment, and the loss of the right to own firearms. If you are facing a Understand the Charges The first step in fighting a weapons charge is to understand the charges you are facing. New Jersey has a range of weapons charges, including unlawful possession o... - How to Dismiss a DUI Charge in New Jersey
Jan 27, 2023
If you were arrested for a DUI in Trenton, NJ, the DUI defense lawyers at the Davis Law Firm can help. A Potential DUI Consequences in New Jersey In New Jersey, a DUI is considered to be a A suspended driver’s license for a minimum of three months A minimum of 12 hours of jail time Legal fines between $250- $400 An annual vehicle surcharges of $1,000 Potential requirement of an ignition interloc...
