Understand NJ laws on prohibited digital content including AI-generated imagery, potential penalties, and defense options for those facing accusations.
Simon Law Group represents clients facing civil or criminal accusations tied to allegedly tainted digital assets, with clear limits on legal versus investigative work.
New Jersey enforces strict penalties for weapon and firearm charges. Learn about the severity of these offenses and why experienced legal defense is critical.
Heroin possession and intent to distribute carry vastly different penalties in NJ. Understand N.J.S.A. 2C:35-10 vs. 2C:35-5, grading by weight, and factors prosecutors consider.
Essential DUI awareness for summer including how even minimal alcohol affects driving, gender differences in alcohol processing, and ride-sharing alternatives.
Attorney Britt Simon completed NHTSA field sobriety test training, giving him expert knowledge to challenge improperly administered DUI tests in court.
Examining the Supreme Court's rulings on juvenile sentencing and the debate over whether lengthy sentences for young offenders constitute cruel punishment.
Examining the conflict between federal marijuana scheduling and state medical marijuana laws, and what it means for patients and physicians in New Jersey.
Even consensual sex between a teacher and an adult student can lead to criminal charges in NJ. Learn how official misconduct statutes apply to educators.
The NJ Supreme Court reversed a 2006 murder conviction, ruling the defendant couldn't cross-examine a key witness about a plea deal. Learn about your rights.
Governor Christie signed legislation reducing NJ expungement waiting periods from 10 years to 5. Learn about the new law and how to clear your criminal record.
Aggravated sexual assault is a first-degree crime in NJ under N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2. Learn about the elements, penalties, and how consent factors into prosecution.
Comprehensive guide to NJ domestic violence laws, restraining orders, and legal protections. Learn about TROs, FROs, and how the law protects abuse victims.
NJ legislature passed a crime-fraud exception to marital privilege, preventing spouses from hiding criminal communications. Learn how this affects criminal cases.
NJ Supreme Court ruled employees may face prosecution for taking documents to support discrimination claims. Learn about whistleblower rights and risks.
NJ Supreme Court examined whether leaving a child unattended in a vehicle constitutes abuse or neglect. Learn about child endangerment laws in New Jersey.
Law enforcement used stingray surveillance technology without proper warrants over 300 times. Learn about your privacy rights and illegal surveillance.
NJ court ruled defense attorneys are not required to disclose when a client's conduct could constitute a more serious offense. Learn about your defense rights.
NJ court ruled police do not have to immediately provide breath test results to DWI suspects. Learn about your rights during a DUI arrest in New Jersey.
NJ Supreme Court ruled mothers seeking supervised methadone treatment during pregnancy cannot be charged with child abuse. Learn about this landmark decision.
NJ court ruled driving with a suspended license after DWI requires mandatory 180-day jail sentence. Learn about DWI-related driving penalties in New Jersey.
NJ Assembly passed a bill creating a crime-fraud exception to spousal privilege. Learn how this affects criminal defense and marital communications in NJ.
NJ legislation reduces expungement waiting periods and creates new pathways to clear criminal records. Learn about expanded eligibility and the expungement process.
NJ's red-light camera pilot program ended after controversy over effectiveness and procedural failures. Learn about the program's problems and traffic ticket rights.
NJ Supreme Court considered whether the warrant requirement for DWI blood draws applies retroactively. Learn about your rights during drunk driving arrests.
NJ court ruled that failure to read statutory breath test warnings does not invalidate a DWI conviction if the suspect voluntarily submits. Know your rights.
Federal appeals court ruled a murdered informant's estate can sue the prosecutor's office for recklessly disclosing his confidential status. Learn about civil rights claims.
NJ Supreme Court ruled criminal defendants can inspect crime scenes that are victim residences under certain conditions. Learn about defendant discovery rights.
NJ Supreme Court ruled post-sentence GPS monitoring of sex offenders violates constitutional protections against ex post facto punishment. Learn about the ruling.
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