A criminal record can affect many parts of your life. It can make it harder to get a job, rent a home or apply for college. In New Jersey, the law allows some people to clear their criminal records through a process called expungement. What is expungement?...
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Can self-defense justify violent actions?
Self-defense can serve as a valid legal defense in New Jersey if the circumstances meet specific criteria. If you need to protect yourself from harm, you may have the right to use force. However, this right has limits, and the law imposes strict guidelines. What...
What are the consequences of driving with a suspended license?
Driving even with a suspended license may seem tempting for people with busy mornings and evenings. But this decision could lead to serious consequences that impact your life in unexpected ways. Understanding these consequences is crucial, especially if you've found...
4 common misconceptions about license suspension in New Jersey
Driving with a suspended license in New Jersey is a serious offense that carries significant penalties. Yet, many drivers hold misconceptions about what a license suspension means and its consequences. These misunderstandings can lead to choices that result in severe...
Can I race at night if the roads are empty?
Context rarely matters when it comes to traffic laws. It does not matter if it is 3 AM and you cannot see another car for miles. Even on seemingly deserted roads, engaging in speed contests carries serious consequences. Understanding this action's legal and safety...
Overtaking a school bus can put your license at risk
Thousands of children across New Jersey rely on school buses for daily safe transportation. Unfortunately, these large and slow-moving vehicles often cause traffic congestion, frustrating some drivers. But if you fail or miss yielding to a stopped school bus, New...
Is an ignition interlock device required after a New Jersey DWI?
Driving while intoxicated in New Jersey carries serious consequences, including the potential requirement for an ignition interlock device. After installation, a driver must provide a breath sample by blowing into the device. An IID prevents a vehicle from starting if...
4 ways in which police can go wrong with evidence
One of the duties of law enforcement officers is to investigate crimes. However, a common error police make is evidence mishandling. This misstep hinders the accuracy and fairness of investigations. 1. Failing to preserve the scene After law enforcement arrives at a...
When does drunk driving become a felony in New Jersey?
Driving under the influence is a serious offense. Its severity increases when it escalates to a felony charge. In New Jersey, the legal consequences for drunk driving vary based on factors such as blood alcohol concentration and prior offenses. Felony DUI convictions...
What makes a crime aggravated?
According to Statista, there were over 1.3 million cases of violent crime in the United States in 2020. This number includes aggravated crimes. What constitutes an aggravated crime? Aggravated crimes Aggravated crimes are offenses that involve circumstances or...
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