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Driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving under the influence, is a serious traffic offense and charge. A DUI conviction in New Jersey will permanently remain on your driving and cannot be expunged. It is essential to get competent legal representation when you are faced with a DUI. Drug crimes Drug offenses such as the possession, manufacturing and distribution of drugs are serious offenses in NJ. If you have been charged with a drug offense, getting legal help is essential.
Assault
Assault generally refers to conduct that places another person in reasonable fear of imminent bodily harm (simple assault) or causes actual physical injury. In New Jersey, it can range from disorderly persons offenses to indictable crimes depending on factors such as the severity of injury, use of a weapon, or whether the victim is a protected class (e.g., law enforcement).
Felonies (Indictable Crimes in NJ)
New Jersey does not use the term “felony,” but instead classifies serious offenses as indictable crimes, graded from first- to fourth-degree. These offenses typically involve more severe conduct such as violence, significant financial harm, or threats to public safety, and carry potential state prison sentences.
Rape
Rape, typically prosecuted as sexual assault in New Jersey, involves non-consensual sexual penetration accomplished through force, coercion, or when the victim is incapable of consent due to age, mental incapacity, or intoxication. Aggravating factors can elevate the degree and penalties.
Robbery
Robbery is a theft offense that involves the use of force, threats, or intimidation against a person. It is treated as a violent crime and is usually charged as a first- or second-degree offense depending on factors like weapon use or bodily injury.
Murder
Murder involves the intentional or knowing causing of another person’s death, or death resulting from certain serious felonies (felony murder). It is among the most serious offenses and carries severe penalties, including lengthy prison sentences.
