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Rosenberg | Perry & Associates To Present Firearms Seminar in Mt. Laurel on April 6

Rosenberg | Perry & Associates is pleased to announce that our team will present a New Jersey Firearms Ownership Seminar on Saturday April 6, 2024.  This seminar will help inform New Jersey residents of best practices for purchasing, owning and using a firearm in our state. Statutes and laws surrounding firearms can often be complex, and vary from state-to-state.  Attending…

Paw and Order – Valentines Day Fraud

Paw and Order – Valentines Day Fraud Buster the Bulldog is in trouble, again. This time, Buster is alleged to have been involved in a Valentines Day scheme to defraud customers. It is well known that Buster is not afraid to use his charm and good looks to further his interests. On Valentines Day, Buster opened a “Wet Kisses” booth,…

Paw & Order – Trespassing

Paw & Order – Trespassing It’s a new year, but the same old story: Buster the Bulldog is in trouble … again. Everyone knows Buster is a huge sports fan and loves football. A lessor known fact is that Buster tried to play football in college at his alma mater Georgia, but never made the team. [Exhibit A.] Naturally, Buster…

What is the Veteran’s Diversion Program in New Jersey?

New Jersey established the Veterans Diversion Program (VDP) to offer eligible servicemembers with mental illnesses accused of committing certain offenses a path outside the criminal justice system. More specifically, the program aims to divert non-violent veterans to treatment and rehabilitation programs instead of processing them through the criminal justice system. The intended result is for the veteran to avoid a…

Attorney Katherine Constantine Blinn, Esquire Joins Rosenberg Perry & Associates, LLC

The criminal and DWI/DUI defense law firm of Rosenberg Perry & Associates is pleased to announce that trial lawyer and counselor Katherine Constantine Blinn has joined the Firm. Prior to joining the Firm, Mrs. Blinn served as a County Public Defender representing thousands of individuals accused of felony matters in the Gloucester County Superior Court.  Mrs. Blinn brings valuable trial…

Understanding Juvenile Waiver Laws in New Jersey

The criminal justice system can be complicated, especially regarding juveniles. In the state of New Jersey, the legal definition of a juvenile is anyone under the age of 18. Until recently, a 14-year-old could be tried and sentenced as an adult, but that has changed. The distinction between the juvenile and adult systems is essential to understanding how the system…

Understanding Drug DUI Prosecution in New Jersey

Driving under the influence of drugs (DUI-drugs) is a serious offense in the state of New Jersey, just like driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI-alcohol). However, due to the complex issues surrounding drug intoxication, prosecuting drug DUIs requires a different legal approach than alcohol DUIs.  The approached being utilized by the State, relying on Drug Recognition Experts (DREs), is…

Paw and Order – Impersonating a Reindeer

Paw and Order – Impersonating a Reindeer Buster the Bulldog is in trouble, again. This time, he was accused of impersonating one of Santa’s Reindeer!  Buster was at Higbee’s department store doing some last-minute shopping when he came upon a Santa meet and greet. [Exhibit A.] When Santa took a break to feed his reindeer, Buster jumped in front of…

Paw and Order – Illegal Turkey Giveaway

Paw and Order – Illegal Turkey Giveaway Buster the Bulldog is in trouble, again. This time, he was accused of participating in an illegal Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway. It all started when Paw Enforcement located Buster at a local shopping center throwing Turkey’s off the roof to a crowd below. When questioned, Buster produced flyer advertising a non-sanctioned Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway…

Paw and Order – Tampering with Evidence

Paw and Order – Tampering with Evidence Buster the Bulldog is in trouble…again!  This time, Buster was accused of Tampering with Evidence.  Apparently, Buster’s neighbor got pizza delivered to their home, but it was mistakenly delivered to Buster’s house.  When Buster’s neighbors knocked on his door, Buster answered and went to “check and see” if their pizza was delivered by…

How Does the State Prove a Charge of Driving Under the Influence of Drugs?

The New Jersey Supreme Court just decided the case of State v. Olenowski, which allows Drug Recognition Experts (“DRE”) to testify in Drug DUI cases in New Jersey. Here is everything you need to know about how prosecutors prove someone was Driving Under the Influence of Drugs, DREs and State v. Olenowski. Ever wonder how law enforcement can determine you…

Am I Entitled to a Lawyer Before Deciding Whether to Take a Breath Test?

When a police officer pulls you over because they suspect you of DWI or another traffic violation or crime, you may be nervous and unsure how to respond to the officer’s questions and requests. If the officer suspects that you are intoxicated or impaired in some way, they are likely to ask you to take a breath test to measure…