What are my chances of having a underaged drinking summons dismissed?

Police reports don't always reflect what each person remembers. This sounds like it will be in municipal court. Without any alcohol or container...

Question about a disorderly persons arrest related to being drunk and kicking police officer.

Based on the limited facts you provided, this sounds like an aggravate assault (simple assault on a police officer) that was downgraded to...

Slapped with a dui after being found in my parked car by university police officers. Now i'm facing loss of license

The prosecutor has to prove that you were operating that car while you were drunk. Although for some reason, you have to bring something to the...

My boyfriend was arrested for 2C:35-10A(1). What time will he do for this?

Heroin in this amount is a third degree crime, punishable by 3-5 years in state prison. However, drug addiction is not treated as simply as a...

This sounds like a PTI case, particularly in Mercer County. You will have to pay all the money back though. Not all at once, on a monthly basis. ...

How do i get my criminal history expunged? Looking to take the civil service exam this spring.

If you successfully completed PTI, then the charge was dismissed and can be expunged now, though it will take a few months to complete the process....

Texting someone underage is not itself a crime, but I have a hunch that what you texted was close to R-rated material. You could possibly be...

Son arrested on burglary entering, has no priors. Would he be eligible for PTI or drug courts? What would representation cost?.

Unfortunately, this is becoming more common among young people. Opiate pills and heroin lead to this type of behavior as the result of the disease...

Filing an Expungement of a record.

You should file it at your local county courthouse in the criminal case records office.

39:4-98, 10-14 over the limit. Would a trial be civil or criminal?

Those are traffic tickets, and although not actually "crimes" in NJ, would be handled in your local Municipal Court.