Facing drug possession charges is a difficult and stressful position to be in. Depending on the type and amount of drug in question, as well as additional charges that may apply, you could be facing serious penalties. Those penalties include fines and prison time, but could also have far reaching effects on your future ability […]
When Does A Drug Crime Become A Federal Offense?
May 7, 2015 by ·
Federal drug possession charges can come with severe mandatory sentencing and few opportunities for probation. There is also a high likelihood that you will not be able to get parole. If your name has been mentioned in a federal drug possession case, you need to contact us right away for a free initial consultation with […]
Arrested On Federal Drug Charges In Newark?
May 5, 2015 by ·
Handling drug possession defense at the federal level requires a separate area of expertise. We will fight tenaciously against the prosecution’s case, doing everything in our power to limit your exposure to the consequences of a conviction. You need an aggressive criminal defense lawyer from Newark that will be with you every step of the […]
What To Do If You’re Arrested For Federal Drug Charges In Trenton
May 3, 2015 by ·
While the circumstances of any given case may be similar, the potential penalties for a drug crimes conviction at the federal level are significantly harsher than those at the state and local level. If you are facing federal drug charges, it is crucial to have a federal criminal defense attorney in Newark on your side capable […]
Why Do I Need A “Criminal Defense Lawyer” When I’m Not A Criminal?
January 15, 2015 by ·
One of the most important tenants of our legal system is that you have the presumption of innocence, more commonly said in this way: “you are innocent until proven guilty.” So even if you haven’t done anything wrong, why would you need to call a “criminal defense lawyer”? You might ask yourself if associating yourself […]
Drug Charges Can Be Fought By The Right Drug Possession Attorney
December 18, 2014 by ·
If there’s one thing that’s been made perfectly clear by the burgeoning marijuana industry, it’s that the laws and the public attitude toward drugs is constantly changing. As some drugs become accepted, other’s become more demonized. Do you know the constantly changing laws for New Jersey, its neighboring states, and the federal government? Better yet, […]
When You’re Arrested, Get A Criminal Justice Attorney Involved Immediately!
December 6, 2014 by ·
Television lied to you! Cop shows often show the suspect in the interrogation room, acting all cool and calm because he knows his alibi is airtight. He talks to the police for a few minutes, revealing more than he realizes, until the interrogator drops the evidence that proves the suspect is guilty. The suspect looks […]
Federal drug crimes often punished more severely than state counterparts
October 20, 2014 by ·
Both individual states and the federal government have laws prohibiting the possession and distribution of illegal drugs. Someone caught with drugs can face prosecution under state laws, federal laws or both. But, while federal and state drug laws prohibit similar conduct, there are differences between state and federal drug prosecutions, particularly when it comes to […]
New Jersey mandatory drug treatment targets non-violent offenders
October 10, 2014 by ·
Three counties in New Jersey will benefit from a $2.5 million dollar pilot program signed into law by Gov. Chris Christie in July. The counties, which have not been publicly named, will initiate mandatory treatment for all low-level drug offenders and non-violent offenders addicted to drugs. The idea behind the mandatory treatment program is to […]
Drug searches in New Jersey: Know your rights
October 7, 2014 by ·
The Constitution affords a variety of rights. One that is often questioned within the criminal court system are the various rights afforded under the fourth amendment, particularly the freedom against unreasonable searches and seizures. These rights were recently tested in the Supreme Court when the justices were asked to determine when a police officer using […]
