TestIn its recent decision, the New Jersey Supreme Court has abandoned a long-standing rule of law in plain view search and seizure cases. In State v. Gonzales, the court ignored its long-standing reliance on the inadvertence requirement in plain view searches. Those searches arise when the police have no warrant, […]
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Rahami Legal Limbo
September 23, 2016 | by Einhorn Barbarito The alleged Chelsea bomber, Ahmad Khan Rahami, remains in legal limbo with no ability to obtain legal representation. The federal public defender has been stymied in his efforts to provide legal counsel to the suspect since the federal magistrate found that federal jurisdiction has not yet attached. New Jersey has […]
The month of May brings warmer weather, graduation parties and college students home for the summer. This is the time your young adult children will want to get a jump on summer parties, when likely beer and creative liquor-infused drinks will be on the menu. Parents are then faced with […]
In 2014, the New Jersey Supreme Court decided State v. David Gibson, a criminal matter that raised questions about the seizure of drugs following an arrest for “defiant trespass.” While many criminal matters revolve around the legality of a search and seizure, the Gibson case focused on the arrest for […]
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