Blog - Rosenberg | Perry & Associates

Breath Test Refusal Conviction Reversed on Appeal: How We Won and Set Up a Powerful New Defense for Body Camera Shutoffs

Key Takeaways:• Our client was charged with DWI and refusal to submit to a breath test under N.J.S.A. 39:4-50.2. We were able to get them both dismissed. • The DWI was DISMISSED at trial, and the refusal was DISMISSED on appeal.• The State produced three different official records of what...

Sex Crime Charges in Burlington County, NJ: What Families Need to Know in the First 72 Hours

Key Takeaways• Sex offense investigations in New Jersey often begin weeks before charges are filed, and the most damaging evidence is usually collected before the accused ever speaks to an attorney.• Aggravated sexual assault in New Jersey is a first-degree crime carrying 10 to 20 years in state prison, with...

What To Do When You Are Changed With Endangering A Child

Charged with Endangering the Welfare of a Child in NJ? What You Need to Know

Facing Child Endangerment or CSAM charges in New Jersey? Learn about N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4 penalties, Megan’s Law, and your rights. Contact Rosenberg Perry today.

Criminal Lawyer v. AI: Do You Really Need an Attorney?

Artificial intelligence is everywhere. It drafts emails, writes code, passes bar exams, and answers legal questions in seconds. It is fast, it is available around the clock, and it is free or close to it. So, when someone gets arrested in New Jersey and faces a criminal charge, it is...

What to Expect at Arraignment: A Step-by-Step Timeline

Key Takeaways: This is the first formal court appearance in the criminal felony prosecution The Defendant is required to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty The Judge confirms that all discovery (evidence) has been provided to the defendant Motions and applications are discussed and scheduled The next court...

Can You Be Charged with Robbery Over $23 in New Jersey? Lessons From Former NBA Star Delonte West’s Arrest

Former NBA guard Delonte West was recently arrested in Virginia following an alleged robbery involving approximately $23. For many fans, the story is heartbreaking. West was once an electric NBA player who brought excitement to NBA arenas, and over the years the public has watched his very real struggles with...

Managing Partner Dan Rosenberg Named to the 2026 Super Lawyers List and Earns First Selection to the Top 100 New Jersey Super Lawyers

Managing Partner Dan Rosenberg earned his seventh consecutive Super Lawyers selection and his first Top 100 New Jersey Super Lawyers honor in 2026.

Municipal Court vs. Superior Court in New Jersey: Why the Venue Matters for Your Defense

If you are facing criminal charges in New Jersey, the specific court handling your case is one of the most critical factors in your legal journey. There are two courts in New Jersey that hear criminal and quasi-criminal matters: Municipal Court and Superior Court. Many defendants do not realize that...

Rosenberg | Perry & Associates Celebrates Four Attorneys Selected to the 2026 Super Lawyers List

Rosenberg Perry celebrates four attorneys recognized on the 2026 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists, a testament to the firm’s skill and leadership!

Why Field Sobriety Tests Are Unreliable — And How We Challenge Them in New Jersey DUI Cases

Field sobriety tests are unreliable and often wrong. Learn why SFSTs fail, the science behind their flaws, and how a New Jersey DUI lawyer can challenge them.

Am I Being Detained or Free to Leave?

Understanding Your Rights and How Police Encounters Work in New Jersey When you’re stopped or approached by police, one of the most important questions you can ask yourself is: Am I being detained, or am I free to go? That single question can determine whether you’re simply having a voluntary...

Arrested in New Jersey and Taken to Jail? Here’s What You Need to Know

If a friend or family member has been arrested and taken to jail New Jersey, you’re likely overwhelmed, confused, and unsure of what happens next. As a criminal defense attorney, I’ve helped thousands of clients through this exact moment. Here is what you need to know about the process and...

Know Your Rights: 7 Things You Should Know During a Motor Vehicle Stop In New Jersey

At Rosenberg | Perry & Associates, we represent individuals throughout New Jersey who are charged with criminal offenses, traffic violations, and related matters. A large number of our clients come to us after being stopped by police while driving—often with no idea what their rights are or what the law...

Think Before You Drink (or Medicate): Understanding New Jersey DWI/DUI

It’s summer in New Jersey—concerts, BBQs, boardwalk trips, and long drives “down” the shore. But while you think you may be just out relaxing, law enforcement is also out in full force cracking down on DWI/DUI offenses. Whether you’re behind the wheel of a car, on an e-bike, or even...

Adolescence on Netflix: Thoughts from a Criminal Defense Attorney (Spoiler Free!)

The show Adolescence brings juvenile criminal defense to the forefront. Robert Perry discusses its accuracy & why it contains important messages for teens.

Big Changes to New Jersey’s DUI Laws: What You Need to Know About the New Ignition Interlock Credit

If you’ve been charged with a DUI recently, you might be eligible for a break. Learn about the Ignition Interlock Credit & how it can work for you.

How to Get a Copy of Your NJ Driver History Abstract & Get Points Removed from Your License

While you can’t get driving violations expunged from your record, you can get points removed. Learn how to find your driving history & get points removed.

Step by Step: How to Lawfully Purchase a Firearm and Obtain a Conceal Carry Permit in New Jersey

New Jersey gun laws have changed a lot since the US Supreme Court decision in NYSRPA v. Bruen. Learn how to legally obtain a firearm & permit in NJ.

Christopher L. Baxter, Esquire Joins Rosenberg Perry & Associates

The criminal and DWI/DUI defense law firm of Rosenberg | Perry & Associates is pleased to announce that on January 1, 2025, DWI/DUI and criminal defense trial attorney Christopher L. Baxter joined the firm!

Exigent Circumstances and the Fourth Amendment

The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution and Article I, Paragraph 7 of the New Jersey Constitution both state that “[t]he right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause,...

Third Circuit Reinstates NJ Ban on Concealed Weapons in Public Places

In June 2023, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit mostly reversed an injunction issued by a lower federal court that prohibited much of New Jersey’s law on concealed weapons in public places from taking effect. The district court’s injunction is now stayed pending an appeal of its...

Trio of New Jersey Supreme Court Decisions Significantly Impact Megan’s Law

The New Jersey Supreme Court issued three decisions that dramatically change how Megan’s Law applies to Juveniles and how adult offenders are classified for registration and notification purposes in New Jersey

Former Camden County Prosecutor Michael A. Mink, Esquire Joins Rosenberg | Perry & Associates, LLC

Mt. Holly – November 4, 2024: The criminal and DWI/DUI defense law firm of Rosenberg | Perry & Associates is pleased to announce that trial lawyer and former Camden County Assistant Prosecutor Michael A. Mink has joined the Firm.

M. Ed Rivas Confirmed as a New Jersey Superior Court Judge

On Monday, October 28th, the Senate confirmed Governor Murphy’s nomination of M. Ed Rivas as a New Jersey Superior Court Judge. Judge Rivas will be assigned to the Camden County vicinage.

Can You Get a DUI If You Are on Private Property in New Jersey?

Many people believe that if they are driving their vehicle while intoxicated on their private property, they cannot be arrested or convicted of DUI. For example, you might be pulling into or parked in your driveway. You could be driving in your private gated community. You could also be parked...

What is New Jersey’s “Red Flag” Law?

New Jersey enacted the Extreme Risk Protective Order Act in September 2019. This “red flag” law allows family or household members or law enforcement officials to petition the court to remove firearms from another person or stop them from buying guns or ammunition. To successfully obtain this type of court...

New Jersey Has A New Breath Test Machine

Facing a DWI in NJ? Learn how the new Alcotest 9510 breath test could impact your case. Contact us today to protect your rights!

What is Double Jeopardy and When Does It Apply in Criminal Prosecutions?

Double jeopardy only applies in criminal cases under state or federal law. The purpose of double jeopardy is simple; double jeopardy exists to prevent prosecutors from repeatedly charging and prosecuting individuals for the same criminal offense. Once a person has been found guilty or not guilty of a criminal offense,...

New Jersey Sexting Laws

Understand New Jersey sexting laws to protect yourself and your loved ones. Learn about the legal implications and get expert legal advice!

Penalties Under New Jersey Law for Violating Ignition Interlock Orders

Ignition interlock devices (IIDs) are required to be installed on just about every New Jersey Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) conviction. If you violate New Jersey’s IID requirement, you are subject to a criminal charge. Worthy of note is the DWI is a traffic offense and not a criminal charge. So,...

State of New Jersey vs. Jonathan Carambot

Learn how the State vs. Carambot case impacts drug-based DWI convictions. Explore the court’s reasoning and its implications!

Do You Need To Give Your Phone Passcode When Arrested In New Jersey?

Learn about the NJ Supreme Court ruling in State v Andrews that sets a new legal precedent for police officers to force you to provide your phone passcode.

Can I Appeal if I Am Denied a Gun Permit?

In response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in N.Y. State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen, 142 S.Ct. 2111 (2022), the New Jersey legislature amended several statutes related to permits to carry and purchase handguns and firearms identification cards. Accordingly, the New Jersey Courts issued Directive #14-22 to create...

Megan’s Law in New Jersey

Rosenberg | Perry & Associates will assist adults and juveniles charged with an offense that falls under Megan’s Law and discuss their defense options.

Paw and Order – Fake Money

Buster the Bulldog is in trouble, again. This time, Buster is alleged to have tried to pay a debit with fake US currency. As the story goes, on St. Patrick’s Day, Buster was at his favorite Irish hand out, Paddy’s Pub in Philadelphia, drinking and having a great time. [Exhibit...

Plea Bargaining Permitted in Drunk Driving Cases

Plea bargains in DUI cases have been prohibited for the past 50 years, but that has all just changed For the first time in 50 years, prosecutors and defense attorneys are now permitted to resolve Drunk Driving (aka Driving Under the Influence (DUI) or Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)) matters by...

New Jersey Expands Protections For Victims of Stalking And Cyber Harassment

An explanation of New Jersey’s expansion of the application of civil protection orders and differences between the Protection of Domestic Violence Act (VDVA), Sexual Assault Survivor Protection Act (SASP) and the Victims Assistance and Survivor Protection Act (VASPA)

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 April 6, 2024.

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....

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

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.

Understanding Juvenile Waiver Laws in New Jersey

The distinction between the juvenile and adult systems is essential to understanding how the system works, including the juvenile waiver laws.

Understanding Drug DUI Prosecution in New Jersey

Due to complex issues surrounding drug intoxication, prosecuting a drug DUI requires a slightly different legal approach than alcohol DUIs.

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...

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...

State v. Smart: NJ Supreme Court Upholds Warrantless Car Search by Police Only in “Unforeseeable and Spontaneous Circumstances”

The New Jersey Supreme Court recently reviewed the vehicle exception to the search warrant requirement in State v. Smart. The Court had previously established this heightened standard of review for warrantless vehicle searches in State v. Witt, 223 N.J. 409, 447-48 (2015). In that case, the Court held that a...

How We Helped a Falsely Accused Doctor Clear His Name in New Jersey

Our experienced attorneys helped medical doctor falsely accused of distributing prescription medication clear his name. We can help you!

How Long Will My Expungement Take?

Having a criminal record can negatively impact your life in various ways. For instance, your record can sometimes make it more challenging for you to get a job and find housing. As a result, getting a court order to expunge or remove your criminal records, if you are eligible, can...

How to Get Your Criminal Charges Dismissed: 5 Top Ways to Do It

Have you or someone you know been charged with a crime, DUI, or misdemeanor and you’re wondering how to get the criminal charges dismissed?

Avoid Prison Time with Proven Aggravated Arson Defense

If you or a loved one is facing aggravated arson charges, there is hope. Hear how our client went from hopeless to hopeful!

3 Things About New Jersey DUI’s You Didn’t Know

Did you know New Jersey DUI’s are not a criminal charge? It’s TRUE! So how does it get charged in court? Check this out.

During a DUI Arrest In New Jersey, Am I Entitled to a Lawyer Before Deciding Whether or Not to Take A Breath Test?

What You Need to Know When Facing Child Endangerment Charges in New Jersey

If you are facing charged for endangering a child in New Jersey, you need to make sure you know what you are facing!

The Difference Between A Petit Jury and a Grand Jury

Are you wondering the difference between a petit jury and a grand jury? Before you head to court, read this to be prepared.

Understanding the Complexities of New Jersey Gun Laws

Are you wondering if the New Jersey Gun Laws are actually as strict as you’ve heard? Check out this blog to see it all!

How We Helped a Client Get His Life Back on Track After Being Charged with Felony and DUI

Our client almost became a felon due to a terrible DUI accident. Check out how we handled the case and how his quick thinking helped him.

Understanding Pre-Indictment Conferences: A Guide for Those Charged with a Crime in New Jersey

Have you been charged with a crime and need a guide for pre-indictment conferences? We have all the tips here!

DWI and Your Commercial Driver’s License

Penalties for DWI under New Jersey law can be severe, but the potential penalties are particularly tough if you hold a commercial driver’s license (CDL). Since commercial vehicle drivers spend so many hours behind the wheel, the law holds them to a higher standard than regular drivers. As a result,...

You Sent a Threatening Text Message: Did You Commit a Crime?

Electronic communications, such as email, social media platform messaging, and text messaging, are commonplace forms of communication in today’s world, personally and professionally. When communicating in such an informal manner, it is easy to get carried away with your emotions and send a message during an argument that comes across...

What is an Indictment?

An indictment is integral to most serious criminal proceedings under New Jersey law. However, not all criminal charges get to the point of an indictment, which is a determination by a grand jury as to whether there is probable cause to determine whether a crime has been committed. Understanding the...

What is the Difference Between a Grand Jury and a Petit Jury?

Petit and grand juries are bodies of people selected to participate in court cases by hearing evidence and making decisions. However, they serve two very different functions.

Drug Recognition Experts (“DRE”) in New Jersey

Everything you need to know about DREs and how their testimony will be applied in DUI cases

A Conditional Discharge No Longer Bars You From Entry into Pre-Trial Intervention (PTI)

A Prior Use of the Conditional Discharge Program for Marijuana is No Longer a Bar to Pre-Trial Intervention (PTI) On February 14, 2023, the New Jersey Supreme Court Ruled that individuals who utilized the conditional discharge program for marijuana were eligible for future diversionary programs. What is a Conditional Discharge?...

Increased Penalties for Domestic Violence

In the last five (5) years, the potential penalties for certain acts of domestic violence, specifically, strangulation, have increased significantly. Prior to 2017, an allegation of strangulation could have been deemed a misdemeanor and punishable by up to six (6) months in the county jail. Since then, the conduct of...

Alec Baldwin Charged with Death of Movie Crewmember – Three Things You Should Know

Three things you should know on January 31, 2023, the District Attorney for Sante Fe County, New Mexico, announced that Alec Baldwin will be charged with involuntary manslaughter for the death of a cinematographer on the set of the movie “Rust” on October 21, 2021. Two (2) other crewmembers, the film’s...

John S. Sitzler, Esquire Joins Rosenberg Perry

The criminal and DWI/DUI defense law firm of Rosenberg | Perry & Associates is pleased to announce that trial lawyer and counselor John S. Sitzler has joined the firm as Of Counsel.

Routine Traffic Stops & Your Rights In New Jersey

Learn what to expect during a routine traffic stop and why it is important to know your rights & how to protect them. Contact us now!

NYSRPA v. Bruen: The Supreme Court Gun Case and the Effect on New Jersey Gun Laws

NYSRPA v. Bruen was a 2022 Supreme Court decision that expanded gun rights. Learn more about the case and how it affects New Jersey gun laws.

Common Defenses in DUI Cases

A DUI conviction in New Jersey can bring serious and long-lasting consequences, including the suspension of your driver’s license, high fines, and even jail time. Having an experienced DUI defense lawyer raise all available defenses to the charges can be crucial to avoiding these and other unwanted repercussions. A variety...

Should I Go to Trial or Accept a Plea Agreement?

When you are facing criminal charges of any type, you will have to decide at some point whether to go to trial on the charges or to accept a plea agreement from the prosecutor. In most cases, a prosecutor will offer a plea agreement to resolve a case. On the...

What Happens if I Violate the Terms of My Probation or Parole?

If you are convicted of a criminal offense, you may be placed on probation for a period. In some cases, this is the best possible outcome for your case. A sentence of probation allows you to serve your sentence without being incarcerated, which has its advantages. You can still live...

When Can Police Legally Make a “Protective Sweep” of Your Home Without a Warrant?

Defend against arson charges in NJ with our top-rated attorneys. Proven defense tactics. Schedule your consultation now!

Should I Try to Explain My Side of the Story to Police?

Many people ask whether they should try to explain their side of the story to the police when they are arrested or accused of committing a criminal offense. Of course, wanting to set the record straight and clear your name is a normal human reaction to this situation. However, it...

Collateral Consequences of DUI Convictions

Everyone is aware that if you are convicted of DUI in New Jersey, you can face criminal penalties that may be severe, even for a first-time offense. For example, you will face a license suspension, you may have to serve a term on probation and meet certain conditions, you might...

Aggravating and Mitigating Factors in Sentencing

Aggravating and mitigating factors of a crime may affect sentencing. Learn which factors can harshen legal penalties and hire a criminal defense attorney.

What You Need to Know About Body Worn Cameras

Learn about the laws in New Jersey surrounding Body-Worn Cameras, how police officers use them, & how to get justice if your civil rights are violated.

What Disqualifies You From Having a Gun in New Jersey?

Learn what disqualifies you from owning a gun in New Jersey, including criminal records, mental health, and more. Contact us for more!

What is the Conditional Discharge in New Jersey?

Learn what conditional discharge is, eligibility requirements in New Jersey, and contact a defense attorney to help get you out of jail.

New Jersey Drug Court Name Change: Recovery Court

New Jersey’s Drug Court has gotten a new name: Recovery Court. Learn the history of the program and learn how to get legal and treatment assistance.

What is the Ignition Interlock Device in New Jersey?

Ignition interlock devices lock the engine if a vehicle’s blood alcohol content is above .005%. Learn how these devices work and who needs to install them.

What is the Pre-Trial Intervention Program and How Does It Work?

Learn about the Pre-Trial Intervention Program (PTI) and its benefits for first-time offenders. Get expert legal help with your application today!

What Happens to Marijuana Convictions in New Jersey?

New Jersey expanded the ability of individuals to expunge or permanently restrict access to some old records of criminal convictions. Learn more.

What is Criminal Endangering in New Jersey?

Criminal Endangering charges can lead to life parole, jail time & Megan’s law registration. Hire an experienced defense attorney for help making your case.

New Jersey Firearm Transport Laws

Navigate NJ’s strict firearm transport laws. Ensure compliance and avoid penalties with guidance from Rosenberg | Perry & Associates.

New Jersey Elevates Penalties for Aggravated Assault Strangulation Crimes

Facing aggravated assault strangulation charges in NJ? Understand the new harsher penalties. Act quickly, call us!

Signs That a Criminal Case is Weak & Could Be Dismissed at Trial

Concerned about your trial’s strength? Discover if a criminal case lacks evidence. Consult with our certified attorneys today!

Angry About the Bill Cosby Dismissal? Blame the Prosecutor

On June 30, 2021, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned, and banned further prosecution, of Bill Cosby for Aggravated Indecent Assault (Rape) charges stemming from a January 2004 incident. The decision has been met with outcry from his multiple accusers and activists.

Can Cops Lie to You? Can You Lie to Them?

Uncover the truth about police tactics: Can cops lie during interactions? Learn your rights and get reliable legal advice today!

In-Person Criminal Trials Will Resume June 15, 2021

The New Jersey Supreme has authorized the resumption of in-person criminal jury trials on June 15 as well as some in-person civil trials.

Pandemic Relief: The Supreme Court Provides Guidance for Pretrial Release

Learn about the NJ Supreme Courts decision to allow some pretrial detention hearings to reopen for detainees to request release until trial.

Case Review: DNA Company Trade Secrets Disclosed for Expert Testimony

Stephen J. Bodnar reviews New Jersey v. Corey Pickett & discusses the significance of the disclosure of trademark secrets to be used in expert testimony.

Impact of Marijuana Legalization in Criminal and Immigration Law

Following years of political debate and a State-wide referendum, on February 22, 2021, Governor Murphy officially signed into law three (3) bills effectively legalizing marijuana in the State of New Jersey. The change in law has been applauded by legislative representatives and the ACLU as a long overdue measure addressing...

New Jersey Passed a Law to Release More Inmates from Prison During the COVID Pandemic

On October 19, 2020, Governor Murphy signed into law S2519 which “requires public health emergency credits to be awarded to certain inmates and parolees during a public health emergency.” Sponsors of the legislation proclaimed, “it will go a long way in protecting the state’s prison population.” In theory, this legislation was long overdue and...

Title IX Regulations and Sexual Misconduct Allegations

Learn about Title IX laws, violations, penalties for Title IX violations, and how to avoid making mistakes that may make that situation worse.

No More License Suspensions for Missing Municipal Court

Municipal Courts in NJ Can No Longer Suspend Your Driving Privileges for Missing Your Court Date

What you need to know about New Jersey’s new DUI law license suspensions and interlock requirements

Discover New Jersey’s new DUI law changes, including interlock device requirements. Know your obligations—read more!

What you need to know about how New Jersey Courts will be prosecuting pending Marijuana Cases

On November 3, 2020, New Jersey voters approved a constitutional amendment to legalize marijuana for all adults over the age of twenty-one. However, marijuana is not yet legal in New Jersey

Analysis – Former NY Giants CB DeAndre Baker’s Charges Dismissed

In May the New York Giants starting cornerback DeAndre Baker was arrested for Armed Robbery in Florida. The police alleged that Baker brandished a firearm and robbed several victims of their jewelry and other items after losing a gambling game. He was also alleged to have ordered one of the...

What You Need To Know Right Now About Legal Marijuana in New Jersey

What you need to know right now about Marijuana Legalization in New Jersey. New Jersey residents voted to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in New Jersey, but that does not mean it is currently legal to possess or use marijuana.

Jury Trials Are Set to Resume, But Questions of Fairness Remain

The first criminal trial to utilize a hybrid procedure of virtual jury selection with a socially distanced in person trial is taking place in Bergen County. A challenge to the virtual selection of the jury panel has been denied by the Appellate Division.

When Will Criminal Jury Trials Start Again? Very Soon

New Jersey Supreme Court released its Eighth Omnibus Order on Court Operations and Legal Proceedings. These Orders detail significant changes implemented by the New Jersey Judiciary as to the resumption of in-person events at court facilities.

NJ Supreme Court Affirms Right To Cross Examine Cooperating Witness Regarding Plea Agreement

Witnesses who “cut a deal” and are testifying against defendants may be questioned about favorable plea deals they received, i.e., sweetheart deals.

Expedited Expungements

Explore expedited expungement in NJ to erase your record quickly. Understand the process and requirements. Call today!

Virtual Grand Juries are a Huge Mistake

New Jersey has started to use virtual grand juries. It’s a huge mistake.

CBD in New Jersey

Cannabidiol, commonly referred to as CBD, does not contain THC. Learn about the CBD laws in New Jersey and how CBD differs from Marijuana.

Decriminalization & Legalization of Marijuana in New Jersey – Status Update

Learn about legislation the NJ State Assembly passed to decriminalize marijuana, how it would change cannabis laws in NJ & the vote to legalize in November.

Can you get a DUI/DWI on a Bike in NJ?

Bikes are non-motorized vehicles in NJ but riders are still subject to DUI/DWI laws. Learn about the penalties for riding a bike after drinking in NJ.

Your Constitutional Rights When Protesting & If You’re Arrested in NJ

Learn about your rights when you decide to exercise your constitutional right to peacefully assemble, what to do if you are arrested, and possible charges.

Insurance Premium Relief During the Pandemic

Individuals and businesses will pay less for insurance as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Questions posed about robbery charges filed against NY Giants defensive back DeAndre Baker

NY Giants CB DeAndre Baker arrested for robbery in Florida. Criminal defense attorney Robert Perry poses questions to give you a professional legal perspective on the case.

Bridgegate convictions overturned 6 years after an epic traffic jam

U.S. Supreme Court overturned the convictions of Bridget Anne Kelly and Bill Baroni for their roles in “Bridgegate”, the politically motivated scheme to punish the mayor of Fort Lee, New Jersey, for not endorsing former Governor Chris Christie’s 2013 reelection campaign.

NJ Courts using Video Conference to conduct Court Proceedings, Updated

In a largely unprecedented move, the Federal Courts have allowed Judicial Proceedings to be conducted by Audio and Video Conferencing

Law of the New Jersey Stay at Home Order

New Jersey and other states have ordered residents to stay inside & social distance. Learn about the Governor’s order and consequences for violating them.

How we are Representing Our Clients and Supporting Our Community During COVID-19

Our firm is prepared to continue diligently & compassionately representing our clients. Find out how we are safely helping our clients & community.

Price Gouging During COVID-19: NJ Laws to Know

Learn about price gouging laws that prohibit the sale of goods or services that have been marked up during a State of Emergency and how they may affect you.

High Risk Inmates being released in NJ due to COVID-19

Governor Murphy is expanding the number of inmates eligible for release during COVID-19.

Concern Escalates as Four Burlington County Correction Officers Test Positive for COVID-19

Burlington County Administration confirmed that four (4) Corrections Officers have tested positive for the Novel Coronavirus.

Domestic Violence is up during quarantine

While Most crimes are down, officials in Burlington County are seeing a spike in domestic violence cases.

Support Local Businesses

While we all continue to abide by the NJ Stay Home directive, Rosenberg | Perry and Associates encourages everyone to support your local businesses.

Gun Shops, Ranges and Firearms Manufacturers Deemed Essential and Open For Business

Gun shops, ranges and firearms manufacturers may remain open during the COVID-19 pandemic. Social distancing still applies in gun shops. Gun shop operators are permitted to open by appointment only. Gun law are not relaxed during the COVID-19 pandemic

Temporary Restraining Orders in NJ during COVID-19

With courts in NJ closed during COVID-19 TROs are being heard by video conferencing. Learn about the status of TRO’s and how to file one during COVID-19.

Criminal Charges Pending Against Citizens for Violating the Executive Order (aka Quarantine)

Criminal Charges Pending Against Those Who Break Quarantine

NJ Supreme Court issues order to extend the time period of court closures and modified procedures

All Criminal Jury trials are suspended until further notice. All non-trial criminal matters will continue remotely via Zoom conference call. Municipal Courts are closed except for emergent matters until April 26, 2020. Restraining Orders are still being issued, but the way they are litigated will depend on the County and...

NJDMV Response to COVID-19

New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission agencies, road testing, and inspection facilities, are closed to the public until March 30, 2020.

County Jail Sentences Suspended due to COVID-19

Based on the danger posed by the COVID-19 virus, and the Public Health Emergency and State of Emergency declared by Governor Murphy, the New Jersey Supreme Court has ordered that any person currently serving a county jail sentence as a condition of probation, or municipal court sentence be released from...

Pending Criminal Court Case Status Updates due to COVID-19

Many of our clients have contacted Rosenberg | Perry & Associates asking about the status of their pending criminal court case. One of the more difficult aspects of being accused of a crime is the uncertainty in the process. The Coronavirus (COVID-19) has only added to the uncertainty. For most...

New Court Policies and Procedures for Judicial Matters due to COVID-19

Vicinage XV, covering courts in Gloucester, Salem, and Cumberland County is implementing new policies and procedures to accommodate judicial matters, in response to the COVID-19 crisis.

Stay Positive

We at Rosenberg | Perry and Associates, LLC know and understand that we are stronger together. Our communities, our State and our Nation will rise to this challenge and get through this working together.

New “Clean Slate” NJ Expungement Law

A new “clean slate” law, effective 6/15/20, makes major changes to criminal record expungement eligibility in New Jersey. Learn how the law may impact you.

New NJ DUI/DWI Law Penalties 2019

New Jersey’s new DUI/DWI law has gone into effect. This law keeps those convicted of driving while intoxicated on the road with expanded IID requirements.

Stopped for DUI in New Jersey

Stopped for DUI in New Jersey? Learn your rights and the DUI process, from field tests to potential defenses. Protect your future!

No Early Release Act (NERA)

Being convicted under the No Early Release Act can have serious consequences. Learn more about the act, what cases it applies to, and how it may affect you.

FRO Dismissed on Appeal

Rosenberg | Perry & Associates attorney, Nathan Mammarella, uses his expert knowledge on restraining orders to have an FRO dismissed after an appeal.

What are Shared Fault Laws in New Jersey?

Shared fault laws in New Jersey can greatly reduce the compensation a plaintiff is awarded. Learn how courts decide comparative negligence in civil cases.

What is the Difference Between Theft, Robbery, and Burglary in New Jersey?

In New Jersey, the terms theft, robbery & burglary mean different things. Learn about the differences, including the differentiation in penalties & fines.

Illinois Sees the Light in Lighting Up – Legal Recreational Marijuana Use Increases

Learn how Illinois legalizing recreational marijuana use may impact legislation in New Jersey, how the medical marijuana program in NJ has recently changed, current criminal charges for cannabis possession, and why seeking a lawyer is important.

Robert Kraft Video Surveillance is Suppressed

Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, was arrested for the solicitation of prostitution. Learn about his case and how his attorneys successfully put through a pre-trial motion to suppress video evidence.

Daniel M. Rosenberg Selected to “America’s Top 100 High Stakes Litigators”

Daniel M. Rosenberg has been selected to “America’s Top 100 High Stakes Litigators.” Learn how his defense work has helped his clients get justice.

Prior Convictions and Legalized Marijuana

If you have a previous marijuana conviction in New Jersey, what happens if legalization passes? Learn about NJ marijuana conviction expungement, impact of expungement, and how legal counsel impacts the correct expungement of charges from your record.

Drug Court Engagements – Rebooting Without Stigma

On January 8, 2019, the NJ Supreme Court ruled that drug court graduates can have prior convictions expunged. Learn about the Drug Court Expungement Statute, how it differs from the general expungement statute & if it applies to drug sale convictions.

Is Marijuana Legal Yet in New Jersey?

Learn about the legality of cannabis in New Jersey and how it affects convictions and current cases.

Municipal Court Reform – A Time for Fairness!

Learn about proposed municipal court reform in New Jersey, including impact on monetary penalties, discretionary sanctions, and the political influences that can affect judicial independence.

Flying High in the Friendly Skies

California’s Proposition 64 impacts passengers traveling through LAX. Learn the marijuana amounts and types allowed, how your destination should impact your decision & how discussing legalization and possession with an experienced legal team can help.