Can a juvenile be tried as an adult?
Due to a younger age with not as much life experience, children can often make mistakes. Some of their decisions are not as thought out as they should be. If parents are facing the reality that their child has committed a crime, they should explore their options. Consequences can range from a simple penalty to […]
Read MoreWhat should I know about being charged with a crime as a minor?
When a person under the age of 18 commits a crime, they will still have to face consequences for their actions. The majority of juvenile cases are handled within the Supreme Court’s Family Division. One factor that many people are concerned about is whether they will still be tried as a juvenile if their 18th […]
Read MoreHow Does a Juvenile Court Differ from an Adult Court?
When a juvenile breaks the law, they are going to have to face repercussions. However, these juvenile offenses are handled a little bit differently than when an adult over the age of 18 commits a crime. If a juvenile is charged with a crime, we have a separate court in New Jersey whose goal is rehabilitation. […]
Read MoreExpunging a Juvenile Record in New Jersey
Expunging a Juvenile Record in New Jersey In New Jersey, if you are 17 years of age or under, and charged with a crime, you will likely be charged as a juvenile. Juvenile offenses, however, can still carry pretty hefty fines and penalties. Some of the most common types of juvenile offenses are drug-related, theft, […]
Read MoreJuvenile Crimes in NJ
Being charged with a crime at any age can be devastating and traumatic, but for a juvenile, there is so much more on the line. Not only might that child have no idea what their rights are, they may also have just lost the right to have a successful future. However, in the state of […]
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