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Evidence can make or break a criminal case, but not all evidence is weighted equally. One type you might hear about in New Jersey courts is circumstantial evidence. Unlike direct evidence, which demonstrates exactly what happened, circumstantial evidence is a clue that can lead someone to a conclusi

Whether you’re already in police custody or facing impending charges, a capable defense attorney is an essential ally when the criminal justice system is bearing down on you. But do you know how to find a good criminal defense lawyer? Here are some key questions to ask and points to...

If you’ve been charged with a crime, you might wonder, “Can you be convicted without physical evidence?” The short answer is yes. New Jersey prosecutors don’t always need fingerprints or objects from the crime scene to move forward with a case. Courts regularly hear matters where testimony a

The New Jersey red flag law gives courts the power to remove firearms from someone who may be dangerous. This is often called an Extreme Risk Protective Order (ERPO). An ERPO can lead to serious restrictions on your rights while a court sorts out the facts. If you’re dealing with...

Law enforcement officers generally need a warrant before searching your property or making an arrest. However, exigent circumstances laws allow police to act without a warrant when emergency conditions justify immediate action. Understanding when officers can bypass standard warrant requirements pro