The Rise of Ghost Gun Prosecutions in New Jersey New Jersey has long been at the forefront of strict firearm […]
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The New Jersey Appellate Division recently issued a published opinion in State v. Tyrone K. Ellison, Docket No. A-2905-22, decided
Suffering a personal injury can be a life-altering experience. Whether it’s the result of a car accident, a slip and
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Discover how New Jersey handles violent charges against minors. Learn about juvenile law, waiver to adult court, and school responsibilities.
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Introduction In a landmark decision that reinforces New Jersey’s commitment to robust constitutional safeguards, the Appellate Division’s opinion in State
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Published: June 28, 2025Focus Keyword: Brady violation New JerseyOpinion PDF: Read full decision Introduction: Why State v. Allen Matters The
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New Jersey Assembly Bill A4652 redefines disorderly conduct by criminalizing public brawls involving three or more people. With increased penalties and a focus on organizers and inciters, this 2025 law could have major implications for anyone involved in group violence—online or off.
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Insights from a Trusted Student Defense Attorney Title IX is a vital federal law that prohibits discrimination based on sex
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Artificial intelligence is increasingly integrated into American education, promising efficiency, insights, and safer school environments. But one of its most
On June 12, 2025, the United States Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision in A.J.T. v. Osseo Area Schools, affirming
