In New Jersey, a person may claim self-defense if they believe they were in immediate danger of harm and used reasonable force to protect themselves. However, proving self-defense in an assault case can be complex and requires solid evidence to support the claim....
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Differences between federal and New Jersey drug charges
Understanding the differences between federal and New Jersey state drug charges is crucial if you face such charges. Whether dealing with cross-state trafficking or local possession, knowing these differences is essential for anyone facing drug charges. Jurisdiction...
When can the police arrest you for disorderly conduct?
Disorderly conduct laws in New Jersey outline specific circumstances under which individuals may face arrest. If you are facing a disorderly conduct arrest or charge, it is helpful to know some of these circumstances. Definition of disorderly conduct Disorderly...
Understanding vandalism for young defendants
Vandalism involves intentionally damaging or altering someone else's property without their permission. When young people commit vandalism, the legal system can impose various consequences depending on the severity of the damage. Legal implications for juvenile...
Strategies for a disorderly conduct charge in New Jersey
It may not take much for a good day to turn bad. For example, after an argument, you could be dealing with a disorderly conduct charge. This can be scary. However, a few strategies can help you in New Jersey. Understand disorderly conduct In New Jersey, disorderly...
Punishments for drug possession
New Jersey, known for its bustling cities and pristine beaches, also has strict laws regarding drug possession. While the Garden State legalized recreational marijuana in 2020, many other illegal substances remain firmly on the prohibited list. Getting caught with...
Can you fight a drug possession with intent to distribute charge?
Facing a criminal charge of possession of drugs with intent to distribute can be a serious and overwhelming situation. This charge alleges not only that you have those illegal substances in your control but that you intend to sell them or give them to other people....
How does the court approach hearsay evidence?
Evidence is incredibly important in a criminal court case. The rules concerning evidence are essential to ensuring the right to a fair trial and preventing either side from overstepping the law. One of the rules most people know about because of seeing it mentioned in...
Will a speeding ticket hurt CDL drivers?
Having a commercial driver's license (CDL) allows a person to take on a number of jobs that normal drivers cannot. This includes driving other people like bus drivers or taxi drivers, or driving large trucks. However, drivers with a CDL must still abide by all the...
What is drug paraphernalia?
Drug paraphernalia is equipment used to either take illicit drugs, manufacture them or hide them from others. According to the United States Department of Justice, the possession or distribution of drug paraphernalia is illegal under federal law. Charges for the...