Blog Posts - Aggrevated assault
What Crimes Cannot Be Expunged in New Jersey?
Having a criminal conviction expunged means that your permanent criminal record is effectively “sealed” or erased in the eyes of the law. There are many positive reasons to have a conviction expunged. Having a criminal record can prevent you from certain types of employment, housing, education, and professional licensing opportunities....
Read MoreWhat are the Differences Between Assault and Domestic Violence?
To be charged with assault in New Jersey, a person must place or attempt to place the alleged victim in imminent fear of physical harm. An act of physical violence does not need to take place, and the parties do not need to intimately know each other. Domestic violence is...
Read MoreWhat is Aggravated Assault?
When people read through police blotters online or in print form, they may notice mentions of aggravated assault. Aggravated assault is a type of assault that carries specific penalties based on state law. How is Aggravated Assault Defined? Aggravated assault involves the act of either physically touching or attempting to...
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Christopher St. John
Tess Berkowitz