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What Should You Do if You Commit One of These Weapons Offenses in New Jersey?

Under New Jersey law, there are four major kinds of weapons offenses: possession of a prohibited weapon, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, unlawful possession of a weapon, and possession by a person not to possess weapons. Learn more about the penalties associated with each of these below.  Prohibited Weapons New Jersey law prohibits possession of certain kinds…

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Can I Get in Trouble for Violating a Restraining Order?

If you are accused of violating a restraining order that has been taken out against you in New Jersey, you should be aware that the penalties can be particularly severe, often including jail or prison time. In New Jersey, simply violating the terms of a restraining order is itself considered a criminal offense that can lead to prosecution and a…

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Son of NJ Judge Esther Salas Killed; FBI Launches Investigation

The son of U.S. District Court Judge, Esther Salas, has died after he was shot at her New Brunswick home on Sunday, July 19th. Daniel Anderl and his father Mark Anderl were both shot after one of them opened the front door for a man who was dressed as a FedEx delivery driver. Mark Anderl, 63, is a well-known criminal…

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Do I Qualify for Pre-Trial Intervention?

After getting arrested, many first time offenders will understandably want to know what options are available to them. When your freedom is at stake, nothing is more important. As such, New Jersey offers what’s known as a pre-trial intervention program. Learn more about this program, including who is eligible below.  What is the Pre-Trial Intervention Program? The pre-trial intervention program,…

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Can I Go to Jail for Criminal Mischief in NJ?

Criminal mischief sounds like a minor juvenile crime, but it carries hefty consequences in New Jersey. Criminal mischief can include a wide number of actions, so it’s important to know the law before you attempt to pull off a prank on another person or business. Too many learn too late that their joke is actually considered a crime. What Constitutes…

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