Year: 2024

When you face criminal charges in New Jersey, you have the constitutional right to a fair trial. But sometimes circumstances can prevent a trial from reaching its proper conclusion. When this happens, the judge may declare a mistrial, stopping the proceedings before the jury can reach a verdict. A m

People who engage in criminal activity commonly associated with gangs or organized crime may face prosecution under criminal conspiracy and RICO charges. But how do racketeering and conspiracy differ from one another? RICO vs. Conspiracy: What’s the Difference? Although people frequently face crim

Advances in technology have changed the world of criminal defense. Your defense against criminal allegations may be based on digital evidence, surveillance footage, advanced forensic analysis, or some other technological advance if you have been charged with a crime. The New Jersey criminal lawyers

Criminal coercion occurs when a person threatens to physically hurt someone, expose their secrets, or take or withhold some other action that will do injury to their health, safety, or reputation. Criminal coercion is typically charged along with other charges filed as part of a domestic dispute. Th

Your home is your castle. The U.S. Constitution protects you and your home from unreasonable search and seizure. But there are circumstances when police can enter your home regardless of your wishes – even without a warrant. We advocate cooperating with police in most situations. You should ne