Drug charges are pretty serious, and you could be staring at years in jail if convicted. However, your guilt has to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt for a successful conviction. If the prosecution fails to meet the threshold of proof, you are likely to be...

Certain drugs are well-known and therefore have become part of the public awareness. People in New Jersey are often intimately familiar with the changing laws on marijuana or the prohibition of cocaine. Other, less common drugs can still lead to criminal charges even...

Facing charges from your involvement in drug crimes in New Jersey can impact your life in numerous ways. You may jeopardize your job, forfeit government funding for college and lose the trust and respect of people you care about. Even if you willingly comply with...

As you work toward making amends for your drug crimes in New Jersey you may spend time thinking about your future. You may desire to return to school and continue your education so you can get a good job. Whether you were previously a recipient of federal student aid...

New Jersey imposes serious penalties for drug possession and related crimes. These legal consequences vary depending on the type of drug and the amount.  Before facing a court date, review the possible results of a New Jersey drug conviction.  Drug paraphernalia...

You have a few different defenses you can use in court to fight drug charges against you, but one of the strongest options is illegal search and seizure.  The U.S. Constitution affords you certain rights when it comes to searches done by law enforcement. According to...

You may have heard about the recent expansion of the medical marijuana program in New Jersey. If you are interested in using marijuana to help with a medical condition, it is important to understand that the plant is still federally illegal.  In order to legally use...

When people speak of the opioid crisis, images of addicts dependent on illegal drugs come to mind. The truth is that many people struggle with addiction to prescription medication. In fact, many health care professionals have faced charges related to the opioid crisis...

Although the federal government still categorizes cannabis as a Schedule I drug and prohibits both medicinal and recreational use, many states across the country have fewer restrictions on this drug. New Jersey has a medical marijuana program that allows possession...

When you think about the consequences of a criminal conviction, the chances are that you think about the immediate possibilities, such as jail time and fines. However, the consequences of a drug crime conviction are more far-reaching. This conviction will have an...