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Invasion of Privacy Among the Charges Looming for Mount Olive Man An investigation by Morris County detectives leads to a twenty-eight (28) year old male from Mount Olive, New Jersey being arrested and charged with among other things endangering the welfare of a child, manufacturing child pornography and permitting a child to engage in child pornography. To make matters worse, there is still an ongoing ...
Read More»If you have been arrested and charged with aggravated assault in Morristown, Roxbury, Dover, Parsippany, Mount Olive, Rockaway, Madison or elsewhere in Morris County, The Law Offices of Jonathan F. Marshall can help. The governing statute in New Jersey for aggravated assault is N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1b. It is a very complex statute and encompasses three different degrees of assault. The difference between a fourth ...
Read More»Sexual Assault and Endangering the Welfare of a Child Issued in Morris County NJ According to the reports released thus far, a Virginia man has been arrested and charged with among other things, endangering the welfare of a child. Apparently the relationship between the twenty-one year old Virginia resident and the twelve year old girl from Montville began almost two years ago. Throughout ...
Read More»Possession of Heroin Attorneys in Morristown NJ New Jersey as a whole has seen a tremendous increase in heroin related overdoses. As a result, law enforcement agencies throughout the State have been out in full force trying wrap up anyone and everyone that is associated with heroin, including users and distributers. Morris County is no different, towns like Mount Olive, Parsippany, Roxbury, Morristown, ...
Read More»Aggravated Assault Lawyer in Morris County NJ Simple assault is the only assault charge that is considered a misdemeanor (disorderly persons offense) under the New Jersey Criminal Code. All other assault charges, whether it be aggravated assault on a police officer, aggravated assault in the fourth degree, aggravated assault in the third degree or aggravated assault in the second degree, are considered felony offenses. What ...
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