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On February 29, 2012, in State v. Wessells, the New Jersey Supreme Court issued, what I would consider, a landmark decision. It held that a nine-day break in custody was insufficient to protect the rights of a suspect who had previously invoked his right to counsel.
When you post personal information to social media websites such as, Facebook, Linked In, or Twitter, or if you decide to write a personal blog, any of this personal information, pictures or beliefs becomes public knowledge
On February 27, 2012, in State v. Harris (A-103-10), the New Jersey Supreme Court rendered a decision that may act to further limit those circumstances in which a criminal defendant chooses to testify.
Accidents/Personal Injury Blog
Teachers, school administrators and other school employees play a vital role in society in educating our children. They spend many years in colleges and universities learning what to teach, how to teach, how to discipline and learning basic administrative skills. However, teachers are not taught what to do and what rights they have if they are injured at school.
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