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Domestic Violence Strangulation- Amendment to N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(13)
In New Jersey, a person is guilty of domestic violence strangulation (aggravated assault) if he: “[k]nowingly or, under circumstances manifesting […]
Trial court erred in failing to instruct the jury that reasonable corporal punishment is not prohibited
In State v. A.L.A., 251 N.J. 580, 582 (2022), the New Jersey Supreme Court addressed the issue of whether “a
Trial court erred in failing to instruct the jury that reasonable corporal punishment is not prohibited
In State v. A.L.A., 251 N.J. 580, 582 (2022), the New Jersey Supreme Court addressed the issue of whether “a jury
An Attorney can be Subject to Discipline for Disparaging a Judge.
False, disparaging, disrespectful, unwarranted or insulting personal attacks on sitting judges, which are becoming more common in our divided society,
Can You Lose Your Nursing License for Domestic Violence?
Does the New Jersey Board of Nursing Care About Criminal Charges? New Jersey’s Board of Nursing was established to protect
The NJ Supremes adopt Daubert as the new standard to admit expert testimony in Criminal, Civil, Family, and Quasi-Criminal cases in State v. Olenowski, ___ N.J. ___ (2023).
Criminal and quasi criminal cases– State v. Olenowski, 253 N.J. 133 (2023) In a ground-breaking new case, State v. Olenowski,
Law enforcement officers failed to scrupulously honor the defendant’s invocations of the right to counsel–State v. Clark, 251 N.J. 266 (2022)
In State v. Clark, 251 N.J. 266, 273 (2022), the Court addressed a case in which law enforcement officers failed
NJ Supremes set procedures when prosecutors seek to withhold Sex Assault Victim’s Address- State vs. Ramirez
In State v. Ramirez, 252 N.J. 277, 286 (2022), the New Jersey Supreme Court considered “the conflicting rights of a
Individuals who received conditional discharges for marijuana are STILL eligible for Pre-trial Intervention in NJ –State v. Gomes
In the November 2020 general election, the voters in New Jersey adopted an amendment, Article IV, Section 7, Paragraph 13
Prior DWI convictions without Counsel CAN NOT be used to enhance Driving while Suspended Convictions- State vs. Konecny
In State v. Konecny, 250 N.J. 321, 326 (2022), the New Jersey Supreme Court extended its ruling in State v.