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Can You Go to Jail For Threatening A Teacher In New York?
It is only natural for parents to be concerned about the education their child is receiving. But what happens if you go a little too far in your criticism of their teachers? What happens if you threaten your child’s teacher? Could you go to jail? In the current political climate, there are many subjects… Read More »
Colombo Crime Family Suffers Major Blow In New York
On September 14th, it was reported that the 10 members of the Colombo crime family had been charged with a wide range of offenses, including labor racketeering, extortion, conspiracy, money laundering, and other offenses. The Department of Justice is claiming that the “entire administration” of the crime family could have been taken down, which… Read More »
What Is The Penalty For Possessing Precursors In New Jersey?
The popularity of shows like Breaking Bad has made it clear that even average citizens with relatively little scientific knowledge can manufacture methamphetamine. However, these individuals need the right supplies to produce this drug, and some of the most important supplies are known as “precursors.” Some of these precursors can be obtained legally, while… Read More »
Man Caught Packing Cocaine Into Shipments Of Chili Peppers
You can charge drug smugglers with many offenses, but you can never accuse them of lacking creativity. A federal court in Brooklyn recently sentenced a man to 13 years after he was caught packing cocaine into shipments of chili peppers. Apparently, the practice of hiding drugs in shipments of produce is a relatively common… Read More »
What Is the Penalty For Corporate Espionage In New Jersey?
When most people think of spies, they probably picture James Bond sneaking through an air duct or disarming a bomb on a moon base. While these stories are certainly exciting, they are a far cry from a much more common type of espionage. Yes, we’re talking about corporate espionage. You’re much more likely to… Read More »
What Crimes Can You Commit In The Digital World?
New Jersey takes cybercrime very seriously, and it has created a number of laws that govern the digital world. If you are unaware of these laws, it can be very easy to commit many of these crimes without fully realizing it. Some of our readers may believe that the digital world is like the… Read More »
What Can’t You Bring Into New Jersey?
While crossing state lines into New Jersey isn’t as big of a deal as crossing the US border, there are still many rules that you need to keep in mind. Some of the most important rules involve prohibited items. There are certain things that you are not allowed to bring into the Garden State,… Read More »
Is Hoarding PPE Illegal In New York?
During Covid-19, many savvy entrepreneurs have adapted to the changes in the economy, offering New Yorkers valuable services in the face of the pandemic. Companies have suddenly started selling masks en masse, and various types of sanitization equipment have become highly sought after. But could you actually experience legal consequences for trying to profit… Read More »
Questions Raised Over Traffic Cameras In Buffalo School Zones
If you are facing charges for a traffic violation in New York, one of the most important steps is to gather evidence. But what happens if the evidence used against you is unreliable? Questions are being raised about traffic cameras in Buffalo’s school zones, and local New York lawyers are beginning to point out… Read More »
What Is The Difference Between Theft And Robbery In New Jersey?
If you’ve been accused of a crime in New Jersey, the exact definitions of each offense can be a little confusing. While terms like “robbery” and “theft” might sound pretty much identical, they are actually very different crimes in the Garden State. Understanding the difference between crimes such as these is very important, especially… Read More »
