According to the New Jersey State Police, a 34 year old Marlton, N.J. man was arrested and charged, with credit card theft and fraudulent use of a credit card. The accused stole a credit card that was accidentally dropped by the victim at a Pilesgrove Township Wawa. Video footage shows the suspect placing his foot… Read More
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Charged With Burglary – Stealing Change From Parked Cars And The Consequences
The Lacey Township Police Department arrested a man who they believe is responsible for numerous burglaries in both Lacey and Berkeley Township. Police have identified a 39-year-old Forked River man who they believe is behind the burglaries of over 20 cars during the last several months. The suspect was charged with 3 counts of burglary… Read More
Clear Your Criminal Record Faster – Chris Christie Signs New Expungement Law!
You may have a New Jersey criminal record because of a momentary lapse in judgment in your teens or early twenties. Your criminal record could exist with a single incident of going out one night and having a few too many drinks and while intoxicated you caused damage to someone’s personal property. The next morning… Read More
Saint Patricks Day – The Police Will Be Ready To Make Arrest
March 17th is Saint Patrick’s Day. It’s a day to celebrate Irish culture but for many, it’s also an excuse for drinking without limits. Drunk driving and violence is certainly a big concern for police on this holiday. The police will be looking to arrest those who are breaking the law. In New Jersey, in… Read More
Two Paterson Teens Charged For “Knockout” Of Unsuspecting Man
A teen was unprovoked when he attacked a man who was crossing a street in Paterson on December 7, 2015. The teen threw one punch knocking out the unsuspecting man while a second teen recorded what would eventually become a viral video of the attack. The video of the knockout was shared on Twitter and… Read More
Defending a Marijuana DUI Case in NJ in 2016
Carmine R. Villani recently attended a conference hosted by the National College for DUI Defense (NCDD) in Marina Del Rey, California on “Cannabis and Cars: What You Need to Know to Defend a Marijuana DUI Case.” This 2016 Winter Session was the first conference of its kind in the nation and it put the focus… Read More
How Can a NJ Underage Drinking Lawyer Help My Child’s Case?
Underage alcohol consumption and/or possession is one of the most common criminal charges for young people in New Jersey. Knowing that it’s so common; however, does not help your child potentially facing punishment in court and a tarnished record. As concerned parents, you hope to avoid or reduce those consequences and protect your child’s record…. Read More
New Jersey Simple Assault vs Aggravated Assault Charges – What’s the Difference?
When a person is arrested for any reason, it is vital that they understand what their charges mean. This is especially true when it comes to violent crimes, including assault. If you or a loved one has been charged with a certain kind of assault, you may be confused as to what it actually all… Read More
Caught in Possession of Prescription Drugs Not Prescribed to You?
Being in possession of prescription drugs without proof that they were prescribed to you is illegal in New Jersey and can result in jail time and large fines. Even though prescription drugs are not your typical street drug, they are still considered a controlled substance and possessing them without a valid prescription is illegal. Possession… Read More
"Marijuana Smell" Still Probable Cause in New Jersey Marijuana Laws
Even in the age of growing medical marijuana usage, earlier this fall, New Jersey courts ruled that the smell of marijuana is still grounds for a warrantless search. New Jersey marijuana laws have been undergoing change all over the country; and despite a 2010 law legalizing marijuana for limited medicinal purposes under the Compassionate Use… Read More
