You cannot enforce Civil Restraints. They are a polite way to agree to dismiss a TRO, but there is no way to enforce them short of filling a new TRO or Criminal Charges.

I means that the case you won on appeal is being appealed to a higher court.

No. If you face a third or greater it carries mandatory jail. If the prosecutor won’t amend the charge so you escape the mandatory jail, the only option is to fight the charge at trial and win.

The Supreme Court has denied a stay for these issues. So you should be demanding an immediate trial. Since the Frye Hearing is ongoing the DRE would be inadmissible and you should win.

The only answer is to retain a lawyer. Recent orders from the NJ Supreme Court could permit his release while he waits trial. While his case is serious, the possibility exists of a jury aquital.

More information is needed. I'm really not sure what happened in this case.

You will need to file a Cartifagio application. Typically I will tell people that the application is dead on arrival without consent of the plaintiff. However, the default status and the fact that you have a court that determined you were sexually assaulted could be enough to overcome that.... View More

The same thing you do with any criminal allegation. Keep your mouth shut and hire a good lawyer.

It really is going to depend on the exact nature of the charges and how they were resolved. If it was a clean dismissal with expungment of the arrest, maybe. But I can see "anger management" getting flagged as a mental health exception. Without a criminal record there is nothing to... View More

Most likely yes. A TRO stays in effect unless it is dismissed or amended to an FRO.

You are considered a second offender for the 2018 conviction. However, if you get another within 10 years you are not getting the stepdown and would be a 4th and face 6 months mandatory jail. It would be a really good idea not to chance fate and take uber anytime you have a drink,

You should retain an an attorney to have the warrant lifted and resolve the case.

You need to have a consultation with a criminal lawyer. These are serious charges.

Third violation of probation, by commission of Burglary will invite a motion to remand to county jail. But he is presumed not guilty. It may be possible to avoid going to jail until trial. But he will need an experienced attorney and their work is cut out for them. On just the burglary alone he... View More

You will be asked if you are suspended in any other state. So the answer is no.

More information is required. Depends on if it was domestic violence related, aggravated assault or simple assault charged as a indictable offense. Your record also factors. Yes you could face jail and max fine for aggravated assault is $15K. Be wise and retain an attorney.

Depends on the type of case.

Clean Slate (entire record of arrest and convictions) 10 years N.J.S.A. 2C:52-5.3

Indictable Conviction (and up to 3 Disorderly Persons) 5 years N.J.S.A. 2C:52-2

Indictable Conviction (and up to 3 Disorderly Persons)—Compelling Circumstances... View More

If based on the totality of the circumstances, it was "coerced" then no. But that is a question of fact based on what hapened.

A temporary restraining order exists until it is dismissed or is converted to a Final Order. Thus it can last indefinitely.

A burglary conviction can be expunged if you are otherwise eligible (6 years since completion of sentence), no more than 2 disorderly persons offenses and no other felony convictions.