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When stopped on suspicion of drunk driving, law enforcement often asks drivers to submit to alcohol breath tests. For the concern of possibly incriminating themselves, some motorists consider refusing such tests. To protect themselves from unnecessary consequences, it...
Technically, assault and battery are two separate crimes. In general, assault requires your intention to harm someone else, whether or not you actually do. Battery, on the other hand, requires only an offensive touching, whether or not you intended to cause the other...
If you are not a citizen of the United States, you may believe that the U.S. Constitution does not apply to you. Perhaps you have heard people who are citizens tell you so. The truth is a bit more complex. In matters specifically related to immigration, the law...
The new ruling by SCOTUS stops police officers from entering your New Jersey property without a warrant even when they are in hot pursuit. However, there are some exceptions to this rule; for instance, if the crime is a felony, police officers could conduct a...
You have a lot to think about after New Jersey police arrested you for drunk driving. For instance, should you worry about losing your job after your charge? Chron explores how DUIs affect a person's employment. Determine what steps to take to protect your current job...
On February 22, 2021, Governor Phil Murphy decriminalized the use and possession of marijuana in small amounts. Individuals at least 21 years old may legally use marijuana under the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance and Marketplace Modernization...
Immigrants, whether they hold a visa or a green card, must follow the laws of the country or risk deportation. Unfortunately, some of the crimes that can result in deportation may be minor. Immigration law can be difficult to understand, as it includes both federal...
Despite your arrest at the hands of New Jersey police, you still desire to earn a degree. Could your drug charge become a roadblock to qualifying for student loans? U.S. News & World Report offers tips for navigating financial aid applications with a drug...
When you live in New Jersey or another part of the United States as a non-citizen, you need to take extra care when it comes to how you conduct yourself. Certain types of legal trouble, such as drug violations, have the potential to lead to detention or even...
New Jersey laws address theft in its various forms, from shoplifting and cargo to theft of services. Theft of services requires intent, but the crime may not require that you use the services to obtain a guilty verdict. According to the New Jersey Legislature, theft...