There are many different types of serious crimes that you may potentially face and many people are confused about the distinction between manslaughter and murder. Manslaughter refers to an illegal killing that doesn’t involve forethought. Forethought refers to the intent to seriously kill or harm or a reckless disregard for life. If there is no […]

Did you know that there are certain protections in place that can prevent you from getting in more serious trouble when you have been accused of a crime? The fifth amendment to the United States Constitution includes an important protection against double jeopardy. This means that the same person cannot be facing criminal charges or […]

On October 1, 2018, New Jersey’s new expungement law will take effect. The purpose of the law is to make it easier for people to expunge criminal records more easily, particularly when these records are in the distant past.

Did you know that certain victims of crime may be well within their rights to pursue restitution or compensation for damages associated with the crime? The victim’s expenses in any crime situation could add up.

If you have been accused of a crime, it is important to understand the implications of arrest warrants. An arrest warrant is an official document that has been signed by a magistrate or a judge, which enables a police officer to arrest the individuals or the person named in the warrant.