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Member Of The Infamous Gambino Family Faces Charges In New York
Even those who are completely unfamiliar with criminal organizations within New York are probably aware of the Gambino crime family. With a near mythical reputation in the United States, this criminal organization is commonly associated with the so-called “mafia.” Although the organization has been active in New York since the early 1900s, it earned… Read More »
Why Selling Fake Products In The Covid Era Can Send You To Jail
People may sell fake products for a number of reasons. Firstly, they may be genuinely unaware that their products are not genuine. Secondly, they may be confronted with desperate economic conditions, and they may have no other choice but to earn money by defrauding customers. But regardless of the defendant’s motives, it’s important to… Read More »
Can You Get Pulled Over For Driving With High Beams In New Jersey?
For many drivers, one of the most frustrating things is being blinded by high beams. Although high beams are intended to keep motorists safe, they can also lead to serious safety concerns if used improperly. As many motorists are no doubt aware, it is considered common courtesy to turn off your high beams when… Read More »
What Are New York’s Laws On Knives?
Knives are some of the oldest weapons on the planet, and they continue to see use in the modern era due to a number of attractive features. Firstly, they are easy to obtain, and they are not subject to the same level of regulation and scrutiny compared to firearms. Secondly, they are quiet and… Read More »
How A Nonprofit Organization Can Land You In Jail
Whether you’re donating to a nonprofit organization or running one, you need to be very careful to avoid fraud and other offenses. Even if your overall goal is to improve the lives of others, you could easily find yourself facing considerable legal consequences if you take the wrong actions. Authorities in New York will… Read More »
Is It Illegal To Change Your Odometer Before Selling Your Car?
As we all know, cars with fewer miles are worth more in the second-hand market. Why? Because if a car hasn’t traveled very far, it hasn’t been used much. And if it hasn’t been used much, then its various parts do not have a high chance of failing. But what happens when you intentionally… Read More »
What You Need To Know About New Jersey’s New Hate Crime Initiative
Most people can agree that hate crimes are absolutely unforgivable. Targeting a specific individual because of attributes they cannot control is obviously one of the worst crimes you can commit in the United States. In New Jersey, this is known as a “hate crime.” But while many people can agree that hate crimes are… Read More »
Examples Of Mail Fraud In New York
Mail fraud is a slightly confusing concept for many New Yorkers. What exactly constitutes mail fraud? What are the different types of mail fraud? When might you be charged with this crime? And perhaps most importantly: What are the penalties for mail fraud? This situation can seem quite daunting, especially if you committed mail… Read More »
Expect Tougher Gun Laws In The Wake Of Texas School Shooting
Everyone can agree that the school shooting at a Texas elementary school was tragic. If you’re a gun owner in New Jersey, this incident may result in significant changes, as Governor Murphy is now pushing to make the state’s existing laws even more strict. Regardless of your opinion about current gun laws in the… Read More »
What Is The Penalty For Stealing Catalytic Converters In New Jersey?
As the economy continues to slide, some people in New Jersey are getting desperate. In previous decades, many criminals would have dismissed the potential of stealing components from parked cars – but today this is becoming a nationwide issue. And perhaps the most valuable item that can be stolen from a parked car is… Read More »
