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What Is the Difference Between Criminal Restraint and False Imprisonment Under New Jersey Law?

Two criminal offenses in New Jersey are associated with the unlawful restriction of someone else’s freedom of movement: criminal restraint and false imprisonment. Though the names of each offense might Read More

New Jersey DWI Checkpoints: Your Rights and What You Need to Know

Background  This holiday season, you may encounter a sight familiar to this time of year when driving on New Jersey roads. Local law enforcement agencies frequently run sobriety checkpoints on major Read More

Federal Court Affirms New Jersey Ban on Firearms in Parks, Beaches and Casinos

Second Amendment protections for gun owners frequently require clarification as New Jersey and other states seek to enforce laws that restrict firearm possession. One type of gun-control measure adopted in Read More

New Jersey Age of Consent: What You Need to Know

Background: EBM Law is vastly experienced with sex crimes, having handled many such cases at the state and federal levels. When a sex crime investigation is launched, investigators will immediately discern Read More

Affirmative Defenses to New Jersey DWI Refusals

Background  In Parts One and Two of our Affirmative Defenses to New Jersey DWIs series, we discussed how Psychiatric, Necessity, Glove Box, Jurisdiction, Operation, and Entrapment defenses can be raised to Read More

Affirmative Defenses to New Jersey DWIs: Part 2

In Part One of our Affirmative Defenses to New Jersey DWIs series, we discussed how Psychiatric, Necessity, and Glove Box defenses can be raised to answer DWI charges depending on Read More

Sentences Now Tougher for Home Invasion Burglary and Residential Burglary

Traditionally, burglary was defined as a crime that occurred when a defendant broke into a property intending to commit a felony. However, stories of home invasions where residents were injured Read More

Affirmative Defenses to New Jersey DWIs: Part 1

Having practiced in criminal defense for almost thirty years, EBM Law is also highly experienced in municipal DWI cases across New Jersey. From simple cases that can be resolved in Read More

Countering an Intent to Distribute Charge Under New Jersey Law

Selling controlled substances triggers harsh penalties under New Jersey law, but a defendant can face the same punishment even if no sale ever takes place. Someone who is accused of Read More

“Gas Station” Drugs: Kratom and Tianeptine and DWIs

If you walk into any gas station or convenience store, you are likely to find over-the-counter supplements marketed as “energy boosters” or “mood lifters”. Often sold as pills or “shots” Read More

Act Fast: How Early Legal Advice Can Prevent Arrest and Incarceration

When facing legal trouble or criminal matters, acting quickly can make a significant difference in how your case unfolds. Do not wait to receive a warrant, summons, or notice. Many Read More

Appellate Division Rejects Psychiatric Defenses in DWI Case

There are many potential defenses to a charge of Driving While Intoxicated, even if your test result indicates a level of alcohol above the legal limit. A police stop might Read More

EBM Law’s Approach to Complicated Expungement Petitions

Background:  Over his almost thirty years of practicing law, Eric B. Morrell has submitted thousands of expungement petitions for clients with varying previous offenses. Individuals convicted of crimes in New Jersey Read More

New Jersey Supreme Court Grants New Trial Based on Self-Defense Claim

Many individuals accused of assault and other offenses where violence is alleged claim that they were acting to defend themselves. Self-defense is recognized as an affirmative defense under New Jersey Read More

New Jersey Passes Law Criminalizing Deepfakes

Artificial intelligence and other forms of sophisticated digital technology offer many benefits. In seconds, someone can imagine any type of scenario and develop a realistic image depicting what they’ve typed. Read More

Felony vs Misdemeanor: What's the difference? Why Should College Students Care?

When you are facing criminal charges, it is important to know what kind of charge you are dealing with, especially if you are a college student. Depending on the allegation, Read More

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