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NJ.gov reported the number of assault reports in the state in 2020 was 56,067. Facing an assault charge is a serious matter that requires careful consideration and a strong defense. You may be able to argue that you acted in self-defense. If you wish to do this, you...
Have you ever greeted a stranger, thinking they were someone else? You misidentified them as someone you thought you knew. Imagine how the implications of this phenomenon can impact a criminal investigation. Mistaken identification happens when a crime victim or an...
New Jersey has some of the strictest gun laws in America. The state requires permits for both open and concealed carry of handguns, prohibits the possession of assault weapons and even has laws on the number of rounds magazines can carry. Most recently, the state has...
It’s a crime to cover up another crime. Money laundering is the illegal activity of intentionally concealing illegally obtained money. The process usually unfolds in three steps. First, the launderer places “dirty” cash in a legitimate financial system. Then, the...
Embezzlement is a common white collar crime that occurs when a trusted employee or individual misappropriates funds from their workplace, client or employer. They siphon money and divert it into other bank accounts for their personal use. While New Jersey has no...
Facing troubles or disputes at home is common. However, when these disputes develop into domestic violence accusations, you can suddenly find yourself facing worries – and risks – you never imagined. What are the next steps you should take in these situations? First:...
As any trained police officer or military serviceperson would tell you, firearms are incredibly dangerous and should always be treated as loaded. But while they’re undoubtedly hazardous items, that hasn’t stopped people from giving them as gifts to others like they’re...
While fewer than 2% of American taxpayers are convicted of tax fraud, if you are one of the unlucky few who gets investigated by the IRS, you might be looking at heavy fines and jail time. Most tax crimes are intentional, but ignorance of the law can also lead to...
Identity theft is widespread across the United States. Around nine million Americans fall prey to this crime annually. Despite being relatively common, many people may still be unaware of how it happens. Identity theft typically happens when someone else accesses...
In New Jersey, stealing from an employer is a crime with severe consequences. Employees accused of theft could face termination and a criminal charge. Additionally, a theft charge could make it more difficult for you to find employment in the future. What is...