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Robbery Lawyers in Pequannock NJ Robbery is one of the most serious offenses under the New Jersey criminal code. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:15-2, robbery is either a first or second degree felony. Meaning, at a minimum, if convicted of robbery in Morris County or elsewhere in New Jersey, a Defendant must serve at least five (5) years in a State Prison, but could ...

Denville Man Faces Charges of Aggravated Manslaughter Jared Clackner and William Henning, both Denville residents, were on their way back from a ZZ Top concert when their car struck a guardrail on Route 80 in Elmwood Park. Clackner is being held on $500,000 bail and being charged with aggravated manslaughter. State Police say they found evidence of a fight between Henning and Clackner. ...

Wharton Man Identified as the Local Kingpin of Marijuana Distribution Ring Jefferson NJ Police Play Role in Case Officer James Caruso of the Jefferson Police Department recognized as contributor in the arrest of Salman “Tito” Khalid, a Wharton resident, on March 3rd after authorities seized $1.4 million dollars worth of high-grade marijuana from his residence during a drug deal with a man from ...

Burglary Lawyers in Dover, New Jersey The Law Office of Jonathan F. Marshall has been representing Defendant’s charged with burglary throughout Morris County, in towns like Dover for over fifteen years. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2, burglary is either a second or third degree indictable (felony) offense in New Jersey. If convicted, a Defendant could be facing up to ten (10) years in a ...

Roxbury New Jersey Heroin Distribution Attorneys Pursuant to the New Jersey criminal code, distribution of heroin or possession of heroin with the intent to distribute is either a first, second or third degree felony. The governing statute in New Jersey for distributing heroin is N.J.S.A. 2C:35-5. Depending on the degree, if convicted of distributing heroin in Roxbury, New Jersey a Defendant is not only ...