The Case of Missouri v. McNeely was decided on April 17, 2003 striking a sharp blow to DWI/DUI enforcement this week. A man pulled over for speeding exhibited the signs of driving while intoxicated and refused to take a breath test. He was taken to the hospital and after refusing to submit to a blood […]

In an early morning incident, a Lawrence resident allegedly drove his car through a metal signpost, and then crashed through an exterior wall at a service station. The man has been charged with drunk driving. According to police, the man failed to follow a curve in the roadway, which caused his vehicle to leave the […]

With the legal drinking age in the U.S. being 21 — which is higher than most other developed counties — many end up drinking alcohol before being legally old enough to. Whether it is high school kids sneaking their parents’ liquor or college students getting a fake ID to go out drinking with their friends, […]

On Friday, April 12, 2013, Pleasantville’s former chief financial officer, Ted Freedman, was sentenced to five years in state prison with a condition that he serve one-year without parole. Freedman is barred from ever working for a public agency in New Jersey and must repay the city over $9,500.00. He is required to forfeit his […]

In this country, every citizen is innocent until proven guilty. New Jersey residents facing criminal charges need to make sure their rights are protected. A driver that allegedly crashed into a Pennsauken police car in October of 2007 had a dismissal of the charges against him upheld by the New Jersey Supreme Court. The man […]