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People often think that violent behavior is a deliberate choice made by someone with bad intentions. But what if there is more to the story? Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a serious condition that affects millions of Americans. While many associate PTSD with...
Understanding self-defense claims is important when facing an assault charge. In New Jersey, specific laws define when and how you can use self-defense as a defense. These laws ensure fair treatment while protecting you if you act to defend yourself. Proportional...
Expungement is a legal process that allows individuals to have their criminal records sealed or erased, offering the opportunity to move forward without the stigma of a past conviction. Understanding the steps involved in petitioning for expungement can help navigate...
In New Jersey, theft of services refers to the act of obtaining services by deception, threat or some other dishonest means. This can include a wide range of activities, from dining and dashing at a restaurant to using a fake identity to avoid paying for utilities. It...
In New Jersey, mandatory sentencing laws play a significant role in the judicial process, especially concerning violent crimes. These required sentences are set and must be given by a judge when they convict someone of specific crimes. The aim is to reduce sentencing...
In New Jersey, the laws surrounding weapon possession and use are stringent, reflecting the state's commitment to public safety. Navigating these regulations can be complex due to the specific provisions and exceptions outlined in the law. For residents and visitors...
The severity of an arson charge in New Jersey depends on various factors, including the intent behind the act, the type of property damaged and whether the fire endangered lives. Understanding when arson becomes a felony in New Jersey is important when building a...
Drug charges can have a major impact on your life. Along with possible jail time and fines, you may also face social stigma and professional issues. However, remember that you have rights, no matter what type of charges you face. Additionally, certain legal defenses...
When law enforcement officers pull over drivers on suspicion of driving under the influence, they may ask them to perform a field sobriety test. This comprises three tests that test balance, coordination and other physical factors that may indicate intoxication....
Driving while intoxicated checkpoints are important for maintaining road safety and preventing accidents caused by impaired driving. These checkpoints, often set up by law enforcement agencies, serve as a deterrent to individuals who may consider driving under the...
