One of the most famous criminal defense cases in the USA is the trial of O.J. Simpson.
One of the most famous criminal defense cases in the USA is the trial of O.J. Simpson. This case garnered widespread media... Read More
Sentencing Consequences in a Drug Offense in New Jersey?
In New Jersey, sentencing consequences for drug offenses can vary depending on the specific circumstances of the case, including the type and... Read More
Should You Accept a Plea Bargain?
A plea bargain is an agreement, between the defendant in a criminal case and the prosecutor, to resolve the case before it... Read More
Two Members of Newark Sex, Money, Murder Gang Charged with Murder in Aid of Racketeering
NEWARK, N.J. – Two members of the Sex, Money, Murder (SMM) street gang operating in the Bradley Court Housing Complex were charged... Read More
Joel Silberman: Your Choice for Murder and Manslaughter Defense in New Jersey
The law of murder and manslaughter in the state of New Jersey is a complex and crucial aspect of the legal system.... Read More
Understanding DWI/DUI Refusal Laws in New Jersey
Driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) is a serious offense in every state, and New Jersey is no... Read More
AG Platkin Issues New Law Enforcement Directive Establishing Multidisciplinary Response to Strangulation and Smothering
TRENTON – Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin today issued a Law Enforcement Directive establishing the framework for a response team — known as... Read More
Thank you Super Lawyers!
Joel Silberman has been included among the Super Lawyers, New Jersey 2023. For nearly two decades, Joel Silberman has dedicated his practice... Read More
Consult your lawyer to avoid an obnoxious plea bargain
Censuring prosecutors in a case where the accused spent about a decade in jail The Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility recommended that... Read More
First convection under the new police accountability law
According to the report by USA Today, Francine Martinez is the first former Colorado officer to be convicted by a jury for... Read More