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Getting accused or convicted of drunk driving in New Jersey is considerably less bad than it is in other states. Sure, the fees, fines, and surcharges are expensive, but DWI is not a crime in New Jersey, so you just go to traffic court like you would do for failure...

When an individual has been charged with a criminal offense, it is typically the obligation of the state, through a district attorney or prosecutor, to prove the defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. This normally requires producing evidence that a criminal act took place and the individual

Bribery is a crime in which all parties involved may be charged. Bribery refers to offering, giving, soliciting, or receiving any item of value as a means of influencing the actions of an individual holding a public office or a position with a legal duty. The person who offers a...

An arrest warrant is a legal document that directs and authorizes police to take a crime suspect into custody. If you have been arrested, the existence of a warrant is a good thing. It states the reason you were arrested and what you are to be charged with in writing....

If you have moved to New Jersey from another state, you may have noticed that our state laws differ from the laws of other states. For example, New Jersey has some of the most effective gun safety laws; consequently, its gun-related crime rate is much lower than the national average....