Experience the Court Process in Criminal Defense

Knowledge of the procedures and of the particular requirements of each individual judge in Municipal Court is crucial in criminal defense. Specifically, each local town maintains its own judge who may or may not adhere to the particular procedures outlined under the Rules of...
Posted On 18 Jul 2015
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Couple charged with a crime regarding vacation-club packages

Purchasing a travel package is a risky thing due to the fraudulent tactics of some travel agencies and agents over recent years. A New Jersey couple has been charged with a crime for supposedly operating a number of scam travel agencies that offered people free airfares or...
Posted On 29 Apr 2015
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Criminal charge leveled at woman who speaks out at tax meeting

Public meetings these days, especially those dealing with taxes, can sometimes unleash the emotions of both citizens and officials. In this case, a female New Jersey resident was hit with a criminal charge after she attended a tax protest forum with tax officials at a Gloucester...
Posted On 22 Mar 2015
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Man who admitted impersonating a police officer sues N.J. State Police claiming excessive force

A year after he was arrested by N.J State Police, a Gloucester County man has filed a civil suit against the state for excessive force during his arrest.  Kenneth DiLuigi, 55, of Mantua, claims that when he was arrested last year for impersonating a police officer, the state...
Posted On 04 Dec 2013
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Attempted carjacking turns into bizarre police chase in Trenton, police say

Bad decisions just seem to lead to more bad decisions, making things worse than they needed to be.  Rashawn Smith of Trenton would probably agree after multiple criminal charges were filed against him. It is alleged that Smith, 22, of Trenton, began his week by attempting to...
Posted On 04 Dec 2013
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Lawyer disbarred for helping client hide funds from wife in divorce, then spent the money

Every member of the New Jersey Bar must have fulfilled an ethics requirement before being admitted. This could be a separate course taught in law school or perhaps an independent version offered by the Bar association.  It covers basic ethics laws but also teaches prospective...
Posted On 04 Dec 2013
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Tenafly mom busted for hosting party with underage drinkers

We all know that parents are trying to be more involved in their children’s lives and often that is a welcome and positive thing.  Like most things though, taken to the extreme, it creates more problems than it originally sought to address.  A Tenafly homeowner is the latest...
Posted On 04 Dec 2013
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Local Police Records show out-of-town drivers targeted much more frequently than residents

According to the police department records of Helmetta, NJ, town officers issued 222 speeding tickets in a single square-mile of the borough between September of 2011 and March of 2013.  The number in itself may not raise many eyebrows, but what has caused a stir is that only two...
Posted On 04 Dec 2013
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Prosecutor appealing Judge’s ruling barring defendant’s statement in fatal DWI case

Morris County Assistant Prosecutor John McNamara, Jr. announced that his office is asking an appeals court to review the decision of Superior Court Judge Robert Gilson in which Judge Gilson declared statements made by a defendant at the scene of a DUI inadmissible at trial....
Posted On 14 Oct 2013
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Failed insurance fraud scheme leads to indictment of two in Hunterdon County

We all know that insurance companies are often recipients of a bad public image. Many see them, fairly, or unfairly, as greedy and uncaring. Policyholders may see an increase in their premiums, despite having not only paid on time and in full the previous coverage year, but also...
Posted On 09 Jul 2013
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