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When Can a Juvenile Be Charged as an Adult in New Jersey?

February 3, 2026
Juvenile Crime

Learning that your child has been charged with a crime is frightening for any parent. That fear often intensifies when parents hear that a juvenile could be charged as an adult. Adult criminal charges carry far more serious consequences, including harsher penalties and permanent criminal records. Many families are unaware that New Jersey law allows […]

Can a Traffic Ticket Lead to License Suspension in New Jersey?

January 22, 2026
Traffic Violations

Many drivers assume that a traffic ticket is nothing more than an inconvenience. You pay a fine, move on, and forget about it. In New Jersey, however, traffic violations can carry consequences that go far beyond a simple fine. In some cases, a single ticket, or a series of seemingly minor violations, can lead to […]

When Can Assault Charges Be Dropped or Reduced in New Jersey?

January 6, 2026
Assault, Violent Crimes

Why Assault Charges Are Not Always Final Being charged with assault in New Jersey can feel overwhelming, especially when the potential penalties include jail time, fines, and a permanent criminal record. Many people assume that once charges are filed, a conviction is inevitable. In reality, assault charges can sometimes be dropped or reduced depending on […]

Drive Safe This Holiday Season and Know Your Rights If You Are Facing DUI Charges

December 30, 2025
DUI/DWI

The Holiday Season Brings Increased DUI Enforcement in New Jersey The holiday season is a time for celebration, family gatherings, and special events across New Jersey. Unfortunately, it is also a time when law enforcement agencies increase DUI and DWI enforcement efforts. Holiday weekends, New Year’s Eve, and seasonal checkpoints often lead to a higher […]

Can Criminal Charges Be Dismissed Due to Police Misconduct or Excessive Force?

December 16, 2025
Police Brutality

How Police Misconduct Can Directly Impact Criminal Charges When police officers violate a person’s constitutional rights, the consequences can extend far beyond internal discipline or civil complaints. In New Jersey, police misconduct can directly affect whether criminal charges move forward at all. Illegal searches, unlawful arrests, excessive force, and coerced statements can weaken or completely […]

Is a DUI a Felony in New Jersey?

December 2, 2025
DUI/DWI

Understanding How DUI Charges Work in New Jersey Many people charged with driving under the influence are surprised to learn that New Jersey treats DUI offenses differently than most other states. One of the most common questions we hear at Mallon & Tranger is whether a DUI is considered a felony. The answer is not […]

Does Drug Quantity Affect Possession Charges in New Jersey?

November 19, 2025
Drug Charges

Why Drug Quantity Matters in New Jersey Possession Cases When someone is arrested for drug possession in New Jersey, one of the first questions they often ask is whether the amount of drugs involved makes a difference. The short answer is yes. Drug quantity plays a significant role in how possession charges are classified, how […]

How a Domestic Violence Charge Can Impact Your Life in New Jersey

November 5, 2025
Domestic Violence

Why Domestic Violence Charges Are Taken So Seriously in New Jersey Being accused of domestic violence can turn your life upside down almost instantly. In New Jersey, domestic violence allegations are handled with urgency, and law enforcement is required to act quickly when a complaint is made. An arrest can happen even when there is […]

How Do White-Collar Crime Investigations Begin in New Jersey?

October 22, 2025
White Collar Crimes

Understanding White-Collar Crime Investigations White-collar crime investigations often begin quietly and progress long before formal criminal charges are filed. Unlike street crimes, these cases usually involve allegations of fraud, embezzlement, theft by deception, or financial misconduct that take place over time. Many people do not realize they are under investigation until they are contacted by […]

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