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- What Is Considered Kidnapping in New Jersey? Understanding Your Charges and How to Fight Them
Feb 7, 2024
If you find yourself facing Legal Definition of Kidnapping in New Jersey New Jersey's legal framework defines kidnapping under statute N.J.S.A. 2C:13-1, which outlines specific conditions under which an individual's actions can be classified as kidnapping. This statute categorizes kidnapping as the act of unlawfully removing someone from their place of residence or business, or a substantial distance from where they were found, or confining someone for a substantial period, with any of th... - Facing Federal Fraud Charges: Types and Legal Defenses
Nov 6, 2023
Fraudulent activities are not taken lightly by the federal government. With the seriousness of these charges, it's crucial to understand the different types and potential defenses if one finds themselves or their business accused. At Davis Law Firm, LLC, we are well-versed in these complexities and are eager to shed some light on the matter. Common Types of Federal Fraud Federal fraud charges Wire Fraud Tax Fraud Securities Fraud Mail Fraud Health Care Fraud Bankruptc... - Juvenile Delinquency Laws in New Jersey: Social Media's Impact
Oct 4, 2023
With the rise of the digital age and the exponential growth of social media platforms, there's been a profound shift in societal interactions, behaviors, and challenges. While social media offers numerous benefits, from instant global connectivity to educational platforms, it has also brought about new arenas for criminal behaviors and challenges in legal landscapes, particularly among the youth. For a state like New Jersey, with its bustling suburban communities and ever-connected populace, understanding how socia... - Charged with Shoplifting in NJ: What You Need To Know
Jul 26, 2023
Shoplifting I. Understanding Shoplifting Laws in New Jersey: In New Jersey, shoplifting is governed by NJSA 2C:20-11, which defines the offense as purposely taking merchandise without paying its full retail value or altering price tags to pay less than the actual value. Shoplifting can also include hiding merchandise or transferring it from one container to another with the intent to deprive the store of its full retail value. The penalties for shoplifting depend on th... - What You Need to Know About Strict Liability for Drug-Induced Deaths
Jan 20, 2023
Section 2C:35-9 refers to New Jersey’s citation for drug-induced deaths. If a person is found guilty of contributing to a drug-induced death, they may violate Section 2C:35-9. This includes any person who manufactures, distributes, or dispenses illegal drugs or controlled substances. This includes Schedule I and Schedule II drugs. To be convicted of Section 2C:35-9, the victim must consume a drug in one of these categories, which leads to their death. Evidence Requirements o... - 21 Men Arrested in Undercover Sting Operation Targeting Child Predators
Jun 1, 2022
“Operation Risky Business” is an undercover operation that includes various New Jersey officials and targets sexual crime predators. The operation is a joint effort between the Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office, the Division of Criminal Justice, the New Jersey State Police, and the U.S. Homeland Security. So far, the task force has arrested 21 men. The undercover operation targets sexual predators who use social media to lure underage girls and boys. Law enforcement poses as underag... - 36 NJ Athletes and Coaches Have Been Banned From Their Sports
Sep 30, 2021
School sports in New Jersey are facing a unique challenge. A number of coaches and athletes have been recently banned from their sports for a variety of reasons, and more will continue with ongoing investigations. Why Are Coaches Being Banned? A collection of New Jersey coaches recently made the news when local officials found that they were running an illegal drug dealing operation. Another coach was banned and placed under investigation of sexual assault charges... - Arrest Made in Murder of Transgender Woman in Trenton, Prosecutor Says
Aug 31, 2021
Hate crimes recently have made the news in Trenton, New Jersey. In the most recent news, a transgendered woman was shot and killed in Mercer County. The woman was the victim of a late-night offense in which no other motives have yet been determined. Local police identified the suspect through surveillance video. They identified the male during a motor vehicle stop in Ewing, New Jersey and he is currently detained while he awaits trial. I... - Arrest Made in Bomb Threat to Better Business Bureau in Hamilton
Aug 18, 2021
If you have been following the news, you may have read that the Mercer County Better Business Bureau was recently the victim of a bomb threat. A local business owner called the bureau, threatening to send a bomb to them if a certain customer’s complaint affected their rating. The bureau notified the local police department to which an investigation was opened. The business owner was arrested and charged with false public alarm and terroristic threats... - Can I Have My Sex Offender Record Expunged?
Jan 29, 2021
Many states require convicted sex offenders to register in the state. This allows the public to identify when someone with criminal sexual charges moves in near them. While a sex offender record can never be expunged, individuals do have the right to petition the court to remove them from the registry under very specific circumstances. Find out what this entails below: Sex Offender Filing Requirements in New Jersey The state of New Jersey tends t...
