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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...
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges can lead to punishments on conviction. But make no mistake: You start facing penalties when an officer arrests you for drunk driving and takes you back to the police station for testing. If your blood alcohol content (BAC) level...
Getting pulled over and arrested for drunk driving is a stressful and overwhelming experience. That is why you must understand what can happen after an arrest, as it can help you navigate the situation more effectively. Being aware of possible penalties and...
When it comes to accusations of credit card fraud, a person has the opportunity to present defenses to challenge the allegations they face. To this end, those accused can employ different legal strategies that show that they are not guilty of the crime. Understanding...
Shoplifting can refer to a broad list of retail theft actions, such as attempting to sneak merchandise out of a store or switching around the price tags. The punishments for shoplifting are just as varied, based on the total value of the stolen merchandise. The more...
In the complex world of criminal law, understanding the various types of offenses can be daunting. This is particularly true when it comes to crimes involving the loss of life. New Jersey law differentiates between criminal homicide, murder and manslaughter. Each...
One of New Jersey's key firearm laws is known as the Graves Act. It sets forth mandatory minimum sentences for individuals convicted of crimes using firearms. The Graves Act is incredibly strict. It is one of the harshest sentencing guidelines in the United States....
Drivers charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) in New Jersey can expect a laundry list of penalties. These include license suspensions, fines, jail time and a requirement to install an ignition interlock device in your car. But in addition to these penalties, a...
Every state has different methods for approaching crimes. When it comes to DWI manslaughter, some states take a very hard approach, while others are more lenient. Seeing how New Jersey compares to other states gives insight into how the state manages this crime. New...
