Manslaughter Versus Murder: What You Need to Know
February 21, 2018
There are many different types of serious crimes that you may potentially face and many people are confused about the distinction between manslaughter and murder. Manslaughter refers to an illegal killing that doesn’t involve forethought. Forethought refers to the intent to seriously kill or harm or a reckless disregard for life. If there is no […]
Continue ReadingThe Difference Between Murder and Homicide
May 11, 2017
At a glance, many words in the legal system are often used as if they are equal and interchangeable. However, in many situations, doing so is incorrect. Among the many terms that are often mistakenly used this way is murder and homicide. The difference between the two may not seem big, but the terms used […]
Continue ReadingViolent crime charges downgraded for Rutgers football player
October 30, 2013
Simple assault is the charge many New Jersey residents may associate with being in a bar fight or some type of physical altercation, such as pushing. However, while “simple” may be in the charge, one should still take this type of assault charge very seriously as it does carry with it a potential six-month jail […]
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