A Manhattan Criminal Judge has ruled that seven pages of tweets by an Occupy Wall Street protestor must be turned over to prosecutors. The Manhattan… Read more →
Everyone is so familiar with the standard Miranda warning that they can almost repeat it by memory: “you have the right to remain silent and… Read more →
A New Jersey court ruled this week that a suspect’s silence at the scene of a DWI/DUI and/or car accident cannot be used against the… Read more →
Governor Christie signed a law last week that makes drug courts mandatory for all people charged with possession of controlled dangerous substances. Previously, the drug… Read more →
On January 14, 2010, the New Jersey legislature passed a bill known as “Ricci’s law” which required that drivers convicted of DWI and of refusal… Read more →
Under current New Jersey law, a person cannot get a conditional discharge for any disorderly persons’ offenses in Municipal Court. A conditional discharge generally allows… Read more →
In good news for New Jersey drivers, an Appellate New Jersey court has issued a ruling suspending adjudication of tickets which were given as a… Read more →
It has been widely reported that the Democratice controlled New Jersey Senate Judiciary Committee may not approve Governor Christie’s second person to be appointed to… Read more →
On May 25, 2012, in a case of first impression meaning that had not decided the issue before in New Jersey, a Court in Morris… Read more →
New Jersey’s Law Against Discrimination (“LAD”) has a very broad reach and through recent court decisions has been extended to situations where most people would… Read more →
