Sexual assault charges, in most cases, are the ultimate “he said, she said” situation. In today’s “#MeToo” era, to be accused of sexual assault can be devastating. Beyond social condemnation aimed at anyone accused of sexual assault, New Jersey law prescribes potentially life-long punishme
We understand the stress and uncertainty of being investigated for alleged sexual assault. There is no statute of limitations for filing sexual assault charges in New Jersey. This means that a person who claims to have been raped can initiate a criminal case at any point in time. Further, New...
Will I Go To Jail for My First DUI in New Jersey?
March 26, 2024
It is relatively easy to get a first-offense DUI charge if you drive after drinking in New Jersey. For many adults, a general rule of thumb is four drinks over the course of an hour will register as a 0.08% blood-alcohol content (BAC), the legal threshold for a DUI or...
Can A Victim Of Sexual Assault Drop the Charge?
March 26, 2024
In New Jersey, the crime of sexual assault, or rape, requires an act of sexual penetration with another person, under circumstances to make the act illegal, such as acting without the victim’s permission or with the use of physical force or coercion. It is also sexual assault if the victim...
Signs You’re a Target of a Federal Criminal Investigation
March 26, 2024
If you are about to be indicted or arrested on federal criminal charges, you need a criminal defense attorney who understands the special challenges that federal criminal charges present and how to proceed. Federal violations often carry more severe penalties than state and local crimes. Federal pr