The answer is YES you can (and should) refuse to answer questions. No, it does not change whether you are under arrest or not. You have the...

The answer is YES you can (and should) refuse to answer questions. You have the absolute right to remain silent. Additionally, you should never...

A PTI dismissal is not the same as being found innocent, and unfortuntely, may still be construed as a "plea deal" type resolution which is further...

New Jersey's Criminal Justice Reform Act essentially eliminated monetary bail back in 2017, with a few exceptions. One of those exceptions is: if...

I agree with all of the attorneys above. In short: not worth the risk.

As long as you do not have any violations of probation pending (which could toll or possibly prolong or extend your end date), then your probation,...

Agreed that there are many other factors to consider. Generally, a juvenile aged 15 or older can be subject to waiver to adult court, however, that...

More information is needed to assess your question, such as when you were originally placed on probation, what offense(s) you are on probation for,...

The recent amendment to our State Constitution that legalizes regulated marijuana does not take effect until January 1, 2021. Until then, all...

The above attorneys are all correct: as a defendant, you cannot elect to 'obtain' a pool attorney by your own choice. Instead, a person accused of...