Cannabis-related arrests still happen in New Jersey — especially when travel, minors, or unsealed containers are involved. Learn what to do if you’re stopped while traveling in the Garden State with marijuana.

With Independence Day celebrations throughout July, it’s important to remember that fireworks laws in New Jersey remain surprisingly strict — and violating them can lead to criminal charges.

This Memorial Day, learn how New Jersey law impacts service members facing criminal charges and what legal protections may apply.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month—discover how New Jersey courts are addressing mental illness in criminal defense cases.

Prom night should not lead to a courtroom appearance. For young people, even a single arrest can have long-term consequences for college admissions, scholarships, and future employment.

April is recognized nationally as Second Chance Month, highlighting the importance of rehabilitation and reintegration for individuals with criminal records. In New Jersey, one of the most effective tools for a true second chance is the process of expungement.

 In the realm of criminal law, women have played pivotal roles both as defendants and as defense attorneys, shaping the justice system in ways that are often overlooked.

With the rise of online sports betting, especially in states like New Jersey where it's fully legalized, many people will be placing wagers on their favorite teams. However, understanding the legal landscape of sports betting is crucial to avoid any pitfalls.

You can be charged with criminal mischief in New Jersey, also called vandalism, if you damage property.

Ensure your child’s future by securing representation to help navigate the New Jersey criminal justice system.

Domestic Violence charges in New Jersey have a major impact on your life.

If you have been convicted of a crime, or even if you were arrested and never convicted, your criminal record could impact your educational opportunities or job prospects.