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Posted August 26, 2022

Being pulled over can be overwhelming, especially if you are afraid of being charged with a DUI, possession of drugs, or other criminal offense. The best thing to do is remain calm. Whatever you do, don’t flee the scene –…

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Posted August 12, 2022

Being pulled over by a police officer can be overwhelming, especially if they ask you to take a breathalyzer test. You might be tempted to refuse. However, you should carefully consider the consequences of refusing a breathalyzer and compare them…

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Posted March 25, 2022

Wall New Jersey Criminal Defense Attorneys serving Monmouth County, Ocean County, Middlesex County and all surrounding NJ areas. The following FAQs are offered by the New Jersey state judiciary website. However, contact our law firm for a free consultation in…

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Posted March 12, 2021

Whether you have been charged with Simple assault in Wall, Belmar, Asbury Park, Manasquan, Bradley Beach, Spring Lake Heights, or any other New Jersey shore town, you are facing significant criminal consequences.  If convicted, a Municipal Court Judge could sentence…

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Posted March 11, 2021

Being charged with shoplifting is a serious offense that can have long-lasting consequences. If you have been falsely accused of shoplifting in New Jersey, you need to act promptly to enforce your legal rights. You need a shoplifting defense lawyer…

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Posted February 18, 2021

In New Jersey, you can be charged with shoplifting if you are found to have left a store with merchandise without having paid the full value. You can also be charged if you have merchandise concealed on your person, even…

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Posted September 25, 2020

Criminal court proceedings in New Jersey have resumed following a four-month suspension caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. New procedures are in place to protect all individuals involved in the judiciary process.  Whether you’re a juror, attorney, judge, witness, or defendant,…

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