mistakenly sent taxes on payrolls that were done in error by an employee that did not know how to process payroll accurately. Payrolls were voided immediately (proof can be provided by adp)
But taxes and paycheck monies were drafted out of my pnc account totaling over 200k my bank was... View More 
answered on Jun 7, 2019
You really need to seek an in person consultation where the attorney can see all the paperwork to give you a proper answer, but expect to pay for the attorneys time as that is not part of the normal criminal free in office consultation.
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answered on Jan 14, 2019
Call the superior court in county where you're charged and ask speak with records department and give them the indictment number and they will tell you your charges.
i was 8 at the time and with my sister. we saw my neighbor come out of his house with a giant rug rolled up in a wheel barrel. he then walked to his empty yard, dug a giant hole, buried the rug, and then left. a week prior his wife was crying in the front of the house and my mother comforted her... View More
answered on Dec 3, 2018
Obligations come both morally and legally, I guess it would depend on how you feel.
I am a resident and volunter firefighter in the state of New Jersey. I have completed my State Mandated Firefighter One course and have been riding the trucks for almost 4 years satisfying my mandatory courses to be a riding firefighter in good standing. I have always been one to act, but want to... View More
answered on Oct 15, 2018
You marked your question under criminal law however I do not see a criminal law question. You may want to repost your question under another section
Are there any laws or rights that protect the victims identity? The victim is afraid of being deported, but without her testimony the charges may be dropped. The attacker has already several victims but they are also afraid to speak up, and their experiences weren’t as traumatic.
answered on Sep 6, 2018
Generally, The victim should not have to worry about being deported for testifying about abuse if that is your question, although I would still suggest a consult with an immigration lawyer, as your question is not that clear.
answered on Aug 16, 2018
Its not just what the state law allows but also what your township allows which can be more restrictive.
I plead guilty to a charge but there was no factual evidence proving that I admitted to it other then "guilty" on the record but the judge dis not go through his speil of factual evidence of, "nobody threaten u to plead guilty", "on this date and this time you were doing... View More
answered on May 17, 2018
In Superior Court the judge always takes a factual basis. In municipal court it is not as common in busy courts. A lawyer would need to review your case before telling you whether it would be smart for you to try to retract your plea.
Took Mom car no permission got in accident can I go to jail new Jersey
answered on Apr 14, 2018
Yes if the car was or is reported stolen. If you have been contacted by the police immediately hire a lawyer.
He destroy he car. And private property
answered on Apr 2, 2018
Depends on exactly the degree he is charged with, but for 3 DWI's assuming he had no priors and was convicted on each then he is looking at up to 300 days in jail and for the criminal charge anywhere up to 10 years, although generally I see this charged lower so the maximum may only be 5... View More
I just want them as a style i dont want to use them. I know the punishment for impersonating a cop
answered on Apr 1, 2018
I would suggest not. You don't want to come even close to that statute. Also NJ does have laws against using extra lights you can look them up. Remember Justia is not a legal service provider so we can't give you specific answers but you can google them yourself.
answered on Mar 15, 2018
More information is needed, thus the answer depends on the grade of the charge thus anywhere from up to 180 days to 5 years. You definitely need a lawyer for this type of charge if you want to have the best chance of staying out of jail. Most of us criminal lawyers offer a free in office... View More
I am 21 years old graduating with a 3.8 gpa from Rowan University with a very bright future. I have no prior charges and plenty of professional contacts that can vouge for my character. It would fall under a 3rd degree bad check offense. How likey is this case dismissed? PTI?
answered on Mar 10, 2018
More information is needed but dismissals are rare in Superior Court. With a good lawyer you up your chances but still you need some luck and the right facts.
In the state of New Jersey. Also this is purely theoretical
answered on Jan 18, 2018
Murder is never necessary under the law unless it is to protect ones own life, although some states do allow it for protection of others but then generally it is charged as manslaughter. . .
answered on Jan 9, 2018
Thank you for your question. If you're asking whether you can charge her with statutory rape/sexual assault I think you're going to have a problem. First, even if you were 16 at the time, New Jersey sets the age of consent at 16 (the law requires, among other things, that the victim be at... View More
answered on Dec 21, 2017
Police reports are generally public records. You can always sue the question is can you win and for that you will need to speak to a lawyer, but most lawyers will charge you.
answered on Dec 13, 2017
We would need to know exactly what happened as several codes could apply
told them i ended up in that neighorhood because i was driving around aimlessly. they told me my story "doesnt make sense" and car and my body was searched but i didnt have anything. is it possible they took something from my car without letting me know and can they still create some case... View More
answered on Dec 5, 2017
Anything is possible but in general if you were not charged at the scene I would be surprised if they later mail you a ticket or criminal complaint. Possible yes just not probable.
During an actual evacuation in a public high school, a teacher was directed by administration to leave the building immediately. The teacher refused and continued to remain in the building to obtain an item.
I was charged with 2C:52-11B (1) I did not steal. I went shopping with two ex-friends, they went one direction I went the other. We met back at my car when the police ran up. Charging all 3 of us with shoplifting. My charge was amended to violation of municipal ordinance 271-1a Loitering. I am... View More
answered on Nov 18, 2017
2C:52-11 is in the expungement section. You were likely charged with 2C:20-11, shoplifting. The loitering is not a theft charge and as an ordinance is rarely seen on the CCH, the official record normally checked by employers, anyway. The problem is that the original charge is still on there and it... View More
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