Category: Criminal Defense
When you’re indicted on criminal charges in New Jersey, it’s a moment filled with worry, fear, and uncertainty. Many convictions carry long incarceration terms and hefty fines, and you may feel concerned about what the indictment means for your immediate … Continue reading
Being charged with a third-degree felony in New Jersey can be an emotionally overwhelming experience filled with panic, fear, and uncertainty. The experienced New Jersey criminal defense attorneys at Keith Oliver Criminal Law understand the gravity of your situation. We … Continue reading
Being charged with a crime is a frightening experience for anyone, especially a minor. Fortunately, the juvenile court system in New Jersey often prioritizes rehabilitation over punishment. To that end, courts sometimes give young offenders a second chance through a … Continue reading
Client Avoids Mandatory Prison Following Dismissal of Gun Charges in NJ Keith Oliver was able to secure the dismissal of an indictment for one of his client’s earlier this month. His client was formally indicted by a Grand Jury on … Continue reading
If you make a mistake and find yourself subject to a bench or arrest warrant in New Jersey, you might feel blindsided and unsure of what to expect. What is the difference between a bench warrant vs. arrest warrant anyway, … Continue reading
Have you been arrested for or charged with a crime in New Jersey? Navigating the criminal justice system can be intimidating and confusing, and you shouldn’t go through it alone. From investigation to trial, every stage of the process requires … Continue reading
Are you looking for options to clear your criminal record? Expungements and pardons are two different post-conviction processes that may help someone convicted of an offense regain their rights and avoid the discrimination that often comes with a criminal record. … Continue reading
Even if you are arrested for a felony, called an indictable offense in New Jersey, you may not end up being formally charged with the crime. First, your case must go before the grand jury. The grand jury is a panel … Continue reading
You might not be immediately aware if you are being investigated for a crime since there’s no list or database to check. However, other signs might suggest you are being investigated for a crime. The criminal defense attorneys at Keith … Continue reading
A statute of limitations sets a time limit for the government to file criminal charges. This law protects defendants from unfair and unreasonable prosecutions when evidence in a case has disappeared or deteriorated. A case against a defendant may be … Continue reading