New Jersey Lawyers Representing Law Enforcement Officers Throughout the State
Our attorneys are also affiliated with the New Jersey State Policemen’s Benevolent Association (NJSPBA) and their Legal Protection Plan (LPP). We have provided representation to law enforcement officers facing both internal affairs/administrative investigations in their respective agencies and criminal investigations, and the defense of criminal charges. We frequently accompany law enforcement clients on interviews throughout the state with county and state officials and defend clients at administrative hearings. We have also represented officers facing criminal charges of Official Misconduct and related crimes.
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Criminal Law Blog
- When Is a Motor Vehicle Accident a Crime?
- Fireworks In New Jersey: What’s Legal And What’s Not (a Refresher . . .)
- How COVID-19 Affected Divorce, Domestic Violence, and Crime
- Arrested for “Defiant Trespass,” and Searched at the Police Station, a Criminal Defendant’s Drug Case Turns on the Statutory Definitions of “No Loitering” and “No Trespassing” and the Meaning of Probable Cause
- Why The Pennsylvania Supreme Court Vacated Bill Cosby’s Conviction And Sentence
- To Smoke or Not to Smoke? New Jersey will answer this question at the polls when it comes to legalizing the personal use of marijuana, but what happens then? For pending criminal matters, what lies ahead if the marijuana laws change?
- Executive Order Violations Have Become A Focus Of Law Enforcement And “Knuckleheads”
- In Child Pornography Matter, Appellate Division Upholds Use of Registrant Risk Assessment Scale in Determining Offenders’ Designation as Tier Two Registrants Under Megan’s Law
- Appellate Division Holds That “Sleeping It Off” In A Car Is Operation Under The Driving While Intoxicated Statute
- Sex Abuse Accommodation Syndrome Declared Unscientific And Inadmissible
- Impact Of DCP&P Investigatory Findings And The Danger Of Their Future Use
- New Jersey Bail Reform: Will It Work?
- Parental Liability For Underage Drinking: Parents Who Host Lose The Most
- License, Registration, Insurance: Don’t Drive Off Without Them
- Vacating Restraining Orders
- Criminal Law Partner Discusses “In Plain View Search And Seizure” In State v. Gonzales
- Rahami Legal Limbo
- Parental Liability For Underage Drinking
- Arrested for “Defiant Trespass,” and Searched at the Police Station, a Criminal Defendant’s Drug Case Turns on the Statutory Definitions of “No Loitering” and “No Trespassing” and the Meaning of Probable Cause
- Drivers Can Be Jailed If Your Passengers Don’t Wear Seat Belts
- What Happens Between Spouses, Stays Between Spouses – Even If It’s A Crime
- My Son Was Arrested For Having Fireworks; Will He Go To Jail?
- I Got A Careless Driving Ticket For Passing On The Wrong Side; What Do I Do?
- A Prior DWI Can Enhance Punishment For A Subsequent Refusal
- I Got A DUI In Florida; Will It Affect Me In New Jersey?
- Yes, In NJ Your Cell Phone Location Is Protected
- Court Holds Alcotest Breath Testing Device Is Reliable
- The Do’s And Don’ts Of A DWI Case
- Beware Of The DYFS Case
- George Washington Bridge-Gate Scandal Could Mean New Jersey Official Misconduct Prosecution
- Confronting A False Accusation Of Sex Assault That Could Ruin Your Life
- Dui/Dwi Holiday Checkpoints – An Important Reminder
- New Jersey Supreme Court Alters Decades-Long Approach To Insanity Defense In Criminal Cases
- What Do I Do If My Ex-Neighbor Is Still Harassing Mme?
- Do I Have To Let The DCCP (DYFS) Case Worker Into My House?
- Leaking Pipes Lead To Infrequently Discussed Fourth Amendment Exception – The “Third-Party Intervention” Exception
- Destroyed Investigator Notes Results In Reversal Of Conviction
- You May NOT Have The Right To Remain Silent!
- My husband has threatened to kidnap the kids; what do I do?
- My Son Threw A Party And Was Arrested Because There Was Underage Drinking?
- Supreme Court: No Video-Recorded Statements In Jury Room
- I Was Arrested For A Bar Fight, But The Day After It Happened. Why & What Should I Do?
- Official Misconduct at the New Brunswick Parking Authority
- New Jersey Appellate Division “Saves” Portion of New Jersey’s Bias Intimidation Statute.
- How do I get information from DYFS?
- My neighbor falsely reported me to DYFS. What can I do?
- What should I do if I get pulled over at a Holiday DUI checkpoint?
- Official Misconduct Is Not Just A Charge For Cops And Politicians
- Can I Get Restraining Order Although Abuse Occured In Past?
- New Jersey Supreme Court Rules that Weapons Seized Pursuant to a Domestic Violence Restraining Order Can be Used in a Criminal Prosecution
