- 26September
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How to Beat/Fail a Field Sobriety Test
UPDATED SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. A significant portion of my practice involves defending those accused of driving while intoxicated. As such, I am very familiar with what New Jersey law enforcement typically does when they suspect that a person may be guilty of DUI/DWI. I am not writing this article- Posted by admin Posted on 26 Sep 0 Comments Read More
- 08August
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Criminal defendants have no right to choose their public defender
UPDATED AUGUST 8, 2019 Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. In New Jersey, if a criminal defendant is indigent and cannot afford a lawyer, the court will appoint a public defender. But what happens if you don’t like your public defender? Do you have the right to switch public defenders or choose a new public- Posted by admin Posted on 08 Aug 0 Comments Read More
- 06June
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What happens if the police don’t read me my rights?
UPDATED JUNE 6, 2019 Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. Related: Criminal Law, What happens on the first court date if arrested in New Jersey?, Understanding the fee for criminal defense cases As part of my New Jersey criminal defense practice, the most common question that I hear from clients is, “what happens if- Posted by admin Posted on 06 Jun 0 Comments Read More
- 09May
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Police cannot track cell phones without a warrant, Supreme Court rules
UPDATED MAY 9, 2019 Related: Can police track my cellphone without a warrant?, Criminal Law, No Warrant Required for Facebook Postings, Understanding the Fee for a NJ Criminal Defense Attorney. Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. As a New Jersey criminal defense attorney, I am sometimes asked, “can police track my cellphone without a warrant?”- Posted by admin Posted on 09 May 0 Comments Read More
- 21March
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Can police detain me if they have a search warrant?
UPDATED MARCH 21, 2019 What happens if police show up to your New Jersey home with a search warrant? Can they detain you? Are you free to leave? What if you don’t even live there? In our criminal defense practice, especially our Passaic County, Essex County, and Hudson County cases, we hear questions like these- Posted by admin Posted on 21 Mar 0 Comments Read More
- 27February
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Transporting Firearms in New Jersey – getting searched, and getting caught
Updated Feb. 27 2019 Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. Gun crimes and issues regarding carrying firearms and possessing weapons have been heavily covered by news sources lately. And our clients in New Jersey may have lots of questions about transporting guns in their cars and whether police may search a car for guns. Recently,- Posted by admin Posted on 27 Feb 0 Comments Read More
- 14January
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Drunk Driving and Car Accidents in New Jersey
UPDATED January 14, 2019 There are a lot of legal issues involving drunk driving and car accidents. People may be hurt and suffer severe personal injuries in car accidents. Drunk drivers may face serious penalties for DUI/DWI and related tickets, or even criminal charges in Superior Court. A bar may be liable for injuries. Below- Posted by admin Posted on 14 Jan 0 Comments Read More
- 16December
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Can police use a drug sniffing dog without probable cause?
What happens if police show up to your New Jersey home with a drug sniffing dog? Are they permitted to use the dog around your home to search for drugs without probable cause? Or do they need permission or a warrant? The United States Supreme Court recently addressed this question, and the outcome will likely- Posted by admin Posted on 16 Dec 0 Comments Read More
- 29September
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Can the police question you about your Google searches? UPDATED
Updated Sept. 29 2018 Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. As a New Jersey criminal defense attorney, I am sometimes asked if police can obtain your Google searches and question you about them. Presently in the news, there are a wide range of questions about the NSA and other authorities gathering data online. At the- Posted by admin Posted on 29 Sep 0 Comments Read More
- 06August
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What happens on the first court date, if arrested in New Jersey?
UPDATED AUGUST 6, 2018 One of the first things that most people who are accused of crimes in New Jersey ask us is, “what is going to happen at my first court date?” In most cases, the short answer is: Not all that much. The criminal justice system in New Jersey functions almost nothing like- Posted by admin Posted on 06 Aug 0 Comments Read More