New Jersey Officials Award $4 M to Law Enforcement for Body Cameras

  • New Jersey Officials Award $4 M to Law Enforcement for Body Cameras
    New Jersey Officials Award $4 M to Law Enforcement for Body Cameras
    Newark, NJ- In the very near future, most interactions between the New Jersey state police and the public will soon be recorded by body cameras now that authorities have allocated $4 million dollars to state, county and municipal law enforcement agencies to purchase the equipment. (more…)
  • New Jersey Supreme Court Reverses Teen’s Manslaughter Plea
    New Jersey Supreme Court Reverses Teen’s Manslaughter Plea
    Newark, NJ-In the case, the State of New Jersey vs. Edwin Urbina, the New Jersey Supreme Court, reversed a teenager’s manslaughter conviction after determining a lower court shouldn’t have accepted his plea bargain since he maintained throughout the course of his case that he acted out of self-defense. (more…)
  • U.S. Supreme Court Sides with Man Convicted of Making Online Threats
    U.S. Supreme Court Sides with Man Convicted of Making Online Threats
    Newark, NJ- In an 7-1 decision, handed down on down on June 1st, the U.S. Supreme Court made it more difficult for prosecutors to convict people for making threats on Facebook and other social media platforms by reversing federal convictions of a Pennsylvania man accused of threatening his estranged wife....
  • 8 Factors That Influence Bail
    8 Factors That Influence Bail
    Bail involves depositing money with the court or jail so a detained defendant can be released from jail during the case. The agreement is legally binding, and requires you to return to court for every scheduled court date. It may include other terms such as turning in your passport and...
  • 4 Steps to Take When Appealing a Criminal Conviction
    4 Steps to Take When Appealing a Criminal Conviction
    A criminal conviction can severely compromise your personal and financial interests. A guilty verdict for a criminal charge may result in a lengthy prison sentence and steep fines. (more…)