If you’ve recently been arrested or charged with a criminal offense such as a drug-related offense, shoplifting, theft, hindering apprehension, assault, harassment, etc., and if you plead guilty or if you’re found guilty after a hearing, then you…
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If you’ve been charged with assault or battery, you’re undoubtedly concerned about your upcoming trial, possible conviction and future livelihood. In the days ahead, it’s absolutely critical that you consult with a criminal defense attorney who…
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People often assume that burglary equals theft which equals robbery, but that is not true. Why does it matter? Because each charge can carry significantly different penalties. Theft Crimes in New Jersey All three are property crimes, as are arson, va…
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Drug charges can range from simple misdemeanors to multi-jurisdictional federal felonies. Regardless of the charge, you need a competent and dedicated criminal defense attorney to help you obtain the most favorable outcome. Depending upon the nature…
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If you or someone you love has been arrested, or you even think an arrest is possible, get the advice of an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. Your attorney may be able to work with the police and public defender’s office to…
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A misdemeanor charge is one that, in general, carries a maximum jail sentence of less than one year. A misdemeanor conviction may also result in fines and penalties, as well as the risk of losing professional licensure or difficultly obtaining employ…
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Hello, my name is John Iannelli and I am an attorney practicing in the South Jersey area. I’m in court just about every single day and every time I go to court I see people pleading guilty to charges, whether it be criminal drug possession charges…
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Every year nearly 2 million people are arrested nationwide for driving while intoxicated (hereafter referred to as “DWI”) or a DWI related offense. That makes drunk driving by far America’s most common traffic/criminal offense. NOTE: All refere…
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Expungement Guidelines A clean criminal history is vital to securing employment, gaining admission to certain schools and even qualifying for a personal loan or mortgage. Many professional licensing entities will refuse admission to any candidate wit…
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Each year, millions of people in the United States are injured in accidents. Many of these accidents are unfortunately caused by the preventable carelessness or even malicious intent of others. The law protects those harmed by negligent parties and a…
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Car accidents are one of the most common causes of personal injury. Even though many auto accidents are minor fender-benders, they nonetheless result in a shocking number of severe injuries and deaths. In addition to disability, victims often experie…
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Every year, millions of Americans are bitten by dogs. Dog bite claims fall under the umbrella of personal injury law, where the injured party has the legal right to seek compensation for injuries caused by another party’s actions or negligence. Dog…
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It is ironic that the very reason riding a motorcycle can be so exhilarating is also the reason motorcycle accidents can be so disastrous. For it is your freedom from a car’s “cage” that makes you so vulnerable in an accident. Common Causes for…
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All property owners, residential and commercial, have the duty to ensure safe environments for all visitors. If you have been harmed by a hazardous condition on another’s sidewalk, personal residence, restaurant, mall, hotel, office building school…
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Accidents involving large trucks and tractor trailers are one of the major causes of traffic related deaths in the US. A typical large commercial truck can weigh as much as 30 times that of a passenger automobile. Due to this size disparity, any coll…
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What To Do (And Not To Do) When You Get A Ticket It’s not a good feeling when you’re driving down the road and you see the flashing lights of a police car right behind you. You move out of the way with the hope that he’ll go around you. Maybe?…
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