Tag: Criminal Law

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A state legislative committee recently recommended three interlinked bills that would make it easier for persons with minor criminal records to apply for expungement, criminal attorneys in New Jersey...

Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice has been dealing with waves of controversy following the widespread sharing of video footage that features him knocking out his now-wife, Janay Palmer, in a...

More than five years ago, a Morris County man was found guilty under a decades-old state law that makes it a criminal offense to use curse words or foul language in front of a young child. Now, the...

According to a recent New Jersey Supreme Court ruling, criminal defendants are allowed to inspect the scenes of their alleged crimes, even if the scene happens to be the victim’s home, criminal...