Penalties for Cybercrimes in New Jersey
Cybercrimes in New Jersey are punishable by law. Some examples of cybercrime include credit card fraud, identity theft, cyberstalking, internet sex crimes, and wrongful access. Continue reading to discover what entails these crimes and the potential penalties for cybercrime in New Jersey. Reach out to a knowledgeable criminal defense attorney to discuss your options if […]
Read MoreHolding Cell Phone at Red Light May Soon be Illegal
There is a good chance you have checked your phone at a red light. Maybe you are responding to a quick text, putting on a different song, or using your GPS. Acts like this may soon be illegal in New Jersey, and for good reason. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), driving a vehicle […]
Read MoreThanksgiving Eve DWI Charges | What to Know
It is the night before Thanksgiving and you have been away at college. For the first time in months, you are coming home and reuniting with your hometown friends. You decide that to celebrate your reunion, you will grab drinks at your favorite local bar. You drink more than you expected to and decide to […]
Read MoreTheft to Robbery | What You Need to Know
Stealing property is taken very seriously in New Jersey. Theft can be a serious charge on its own, but you may face upgraded charges, causing theft to become robbery. So, what exactly does this mean? What is the difference between theft and robbery? How does theft become robbery? Read on to learn more about New […]
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