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According to the New Jersey Department of Corrections, the state began use of mandatory minimum sentences in 1979, requiring inmates to serve the mandatory portion of their sentences before they can...

Unless you are a New Jersey defense attorney, chances are that you have never heard of a Brady violation.  A Brady violation refers to the United States Supreme Court case of Brady v. Maryland, 373...

In New Jersey, when a minor is found to have committed a sex offense, the juvenile is generally adjudicated delinquent of the offense. An adjudication of delinquency for the juvenile does not have the...

When a defendant is accused of a crime, he usually pleads guilty or not guilty after making his plea decision with the help of a New Jersey criminal defense attorney. In some cases, however, there is...