Yes. In New Jersey, you may expunge a conviction for a Certain Persons charge. Eligibility questions concerning expunging a criminal record can be answered easily in most cases by our attorneys. In this regard, New Jersey law imposes relatively clear eligibility requirements which limit the grounds under which someone can…
Although Pretrial Intervention is available as a diversionary program that allows first time offenders to avoid a criminal conviction, it has limited application in the context of certain person charges. The primary reason this is the case is because only third degree and fourth degree crimes are eligible for PTI…
There are no statutory exceptions or exemptions for household members or family members. New Jersey residents may not share or permit possession even if the purpose is self-defense, safety instruction, maintenance, or moving the gun from one location of the home to another. In effect, New Jersey law makes the…
Yes. New Jersey has a “red flag” law that allows firearms to be confiscated under certain circumstances. This law is trigged when a family members, police or other third parties secures an Extreme Risk Protective Order that is akin to a temporary restraining order. Issuance of this relief results in…
