You are facing 5 - 10 years prison term for a NJ 2nd degree offense. You need to retain an experienced NJ criminal defense lawyer now to discuss...

A conviction for a MD DWI will most likely be reported to the NJMVC, which in response will administratively suspend your NJ driving privilege for...

Can you and how do you have your sentence orinally sentence to state prison change to do your time in a drug rehab?

Some states will allow jail credit for time served in an in-patient rehabilitation facility if the underlying offense was related to any drug use...

NJSA 39:4-50 is the New Jersey statute for Driving While Intoxicated, or DWI. New Jersey's DWI statute is a traffic offense only and is not a...

How can i beat a second degree elluding charge when I wasn't driving?

You need to retain an experienced criminal defense attorney at this time. You should not discuss the facts of your case or potential defenses...

What would happen to the guy who's like 18 or 19 or something who stole my ipod beacause my parents went to report to the police

This individual will most likely be charged with Theft of Movablle Property, which is a disorderly persons offense in NJ. He may also face a...

My father was deported under the charge of 2c;24-4a, Is there any chance that if he would be able to come back to US.

You need to consult with an experienced immigration attorney for this matter. It appears that your father's criminal matter is concluded and the...

I was involved in an accident and received a traffic ticket(2 point). Should I hire an attorney to fight for it?

You were most likely cited for violating NJSA 39:4-97, "Careless Driving". Many law enforcement officers issue this type of summons when called to...

Do parents need to be contacted if a child is charged or summoned?

The police can mail a Summons/Complaint to the juvenile's parents if they intend to proceed with the matter. An argument can be made that the...

Should I do anything about a DUI in NJ?

NJ has a statute for DWI [NJSA 39:4-50] and Underage or "Baby" DWI [NJSA 39:4-50.14]. Neither of these statutes is criminal and will not show...