The Experience
That Matters
The number of fatal drug overdoses across the country is still at alarming levels. In an effort to prevent at least some of them, many states have enacted “Good Samaritan” laws that protect people from prosecution for relatively minor drug-related crimes if they’re...
People who are facing criminal charges for many different crimes may have an underlying substance use disorder. While it’s possible that they may make positive changes in their life in the wake of such circumstances, that’s not common if certain underlying issues...
State law in New Jersey renders numerous types of behavior with controlled substances illegal. It is a violation to simply possess a controlled substance without a prescription from a physician. There are many controlled substances for which medical recommendations...
There are many potential hazards to face when driving on the roads in New Jersey. One of them may be the possible presence of drivers who are impaired by drugs or alcohol. Yet another danger may be the prospect of being pulled over and falsely accused of such a crime....
New Jersey motorists are protected by the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which prohibits unreasonable police searches and seizures. This is one of the most vital rights against government intrusion recognized in the Bill of Rights, and courts and law...
It’s generally common knowledge that possessing certain drugs without a valid prescription is illegal. It’s also illegal to possess more of a drug than you need, even if you have a valid prescription for them. There are heavy consequences for people who are found to...
