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Charges stemming from drunk driving allegations can have serious repercussions, especially if you are under the age of 21. As a young driver, a drunk driving case could upend various facets of your life, negatively impacting your studies and job, as well as your...
The Constitutional Rights Foundation reported that in one study, 52% of wrongful convictions were due to incorrect eyewitness statements. In the realm of criminal proceedings, eyewitness accounts have long been a cornerstone of evidence. However, a closer examination...
Facing a DUI charge can be a daunting and stressful experience. However, it is important to remember that there are legal defenses available that may help in your case. While it is not always possible to have charges completely dismissed, the right legal defense can...
Criminal charges for a traffic violation are a serious matter. When individuals face these charges, understanding the available legal defenses becomes key to protecting their rights and potentially mitigating the consequences. Individuals can employ several legal...
Facing a murder charge is a deeply serious situation that demands a thoughtful approach. While it can be an incredibly stressful situation, you should do whatever you can to remain calm. There are several things you must do when charged with murder. Exercise your...
A plea bargain is often an option in criminal cases where both sides agree to certain things to avoid a trial. According to the American Bar Association, 98% of all criminal cases in the United States end with a plea bargain. There are some good and not-so-good about...
In the realm of criminal law, the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution serves as a guardian of individual privacy and liberty. The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum states the country ratified it on December 15, 1791. Understanding your...
There were 164,965 crimes committed in New Jersey in 2020, according to the State of New Jersey. This statistic is people convicted of a crime, not arrests. A combination of state law and the Constitution governs criminal procedures. If law enforcement arrests you,...
When you think of "crime," you might picture violent acts or outright theft. But there is another category called "white collar crimes." These non-violent crimes often revolve around deceit, concealment or violation of trust and usually aim for financial gain. Knowing...
Admitting to a crime you did not commit might seem illogical, but it occurs more often than many realize. These false confessions can lead to wrongful convictions and shattered lives. The Innocence Project reports that as many as 30% of people exonerated by DNA...
