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Most people are understandably really concerned and afraid as to what may happen to them after an arrest. The procedure of being arrested, jailed, bailed out, and showing in court on a criminal charge is unpleasant and also stressful. And also in New Jersey, a criminal charge could have serious outcomes and potentially harsh penalties. For these reasons, it's wise to work with an experienced legal representative who can take you step-by-step through the complex criminal justice system. Matthew Reisig and his crew of competent criminal defense attorneys hold the skills you should protect your rights if you've been arrested anywhere in the state of New Jersey.
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I Am A Teacher Accused in NJ with Possession of Two Joints What Happens?
What Happens? When you carry Marijuana, you give every possibility to set numerous charges upon yourself. The court won't only see that you are owning just two joints. You can be charged for connected possible incidents. For instance, if you are hauling a huge log of wood, as well as marijuana, then you might be regarded as a danger, and may be accused with intention to bring about damage to others. You may be arrested for DUI. Additionally, there are very good possibilities that you are going to be asked questions regarding your possible usage and contacts, where your friends use, and you may be framed for intention to pass on, which might be a severe charge. The possibilities are countless.
What Happens? Defining possession You need to understand the definition of possession of 2 joints. It simply doesn’t make considerable difference, whether or not you carry 2 joints, or perhaps 4 joints. Possessing Marijuana means diversely based on the place, where you are charged. New Jersey has tough regulations, and if you are left alone to cope with it, you would be in a big mess. Until you have a Reisig & Associates LLC, to handle things for you, it may be challenging to come out of it.
What Happens? Potential outcome Being a teacher who is renowned to give education and learning on morality, possessing joints can be very demoralizing for everybody, not only for you, but even the school where you do the job. You must understand you have not done anyone happy, as well as parents of youngsters that study under you. Courts take it very severely, and will see to it you are convicted. When that will happen, you are sure to lose your job as a teacher.
What Happens? Losing your work is quite a normal result, however there are exceptions. You won’t be able to know the complete details, until you have a professional legal professional such as Attorney Matthew Reisig, who's competent with NJ laws and regulations, and can manage your hassles. He can in fact possibly protect you from punishments if he can find problems in your case. He will look into search and seizure citations to find out possibilities where he might set you totally free. Police officers usually carry out search and arrest defendants, which occasionally is against the law, and that's where a great legal professional can help you set free. The second thing is, first time offenders can be provided favour occasionally. Good legal representatives will find a solution for your conditional release, even when the arrests are legitimate.
What Happens? Nevertheless, the teacher must not have dishonored release period stipulations. This is significant, and that's where the courts won't convict the teacher, and he or she will probably be set totally free. It is significant to understand that for this to happen very good legal representative plays a very important part. He frames the entire situation in a way that pressures municipality courtroom to set the individual free of charge. The charges of actual possession of joints are taken down. And the courts issue verdict in support of the teacher.
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