Entries by Holly

What crimes cannot be expunged in New Jersey?

On behalf of Maynard & Sumner, LLC posted in Violent Crimes on Thursday, April 16, 2015. There are many reasons why New Jersey residents want to expunge their records of criminal convictions. However, not all convictions are eligible for expungement, and even though some can be cleared from one’s criminal record, it does not necessarily […]

What are your Miranda rights?

On behalf of Maynard & Sumner, LLC posted in Criminal Defense on Friday, May 1, 2015. In New Jersey and elsewhere in the United States, those taken into police custody have certain rights that are referred to as “Miranda Rights.” Most people have heard of them, but what exactly do they do? Back in 1966, […]

False sexual assault accusations destroy lives

On behalf of Maynard & Sumner, LLC posted in Sex Crimes on Thursday, May 14, 2015. The media has recently spotlighted numerous cases of young men accused of rape, some of which allegedly occurred on university campuses. What is particularly disturbing about some of these cases is that the presumption of innocence until proven guilty […]

Questions about your New Jersey parole?

On behalf of Maynard & Sumner, LLC posted in Criminal Defense on Friday, July 17, 2015. If you are on parole in the state of New Jersey, you may have some questions. Below are some frequently asked questions and answers for parolees in the state. — How will I know when I am eligible for […]

Beware of the risks of peer-to-peer file sharing

On behalf of Maynard Law Office, LLC posted in Sex Crimes on Friday, July 24, 2015. Anyone who has ever joined a peer-to-peer network on the Internet is at high risk of downloading illegal material that can land them behind bars for a very long time. No matter how innocent the intent, these file-sharing networks […]

Is the clock ticking on the statute of limitations for you?

On behalf of Maynard & Sumner, LLC posted in Violent Crimes on Thursday, August 13, 2015. With some exceptions, the state of New Jersey imposes limits on the length of time prosecutors have to file charges against those suspected of committing criminal acts. These limits are known as statutes of limitations and are designed to […]

To plea or not to plea?

Maynard Law Office,LLC posted in Criminal Defense on Monday, August 3, 2015. If you are ever charged with a crime in New Jersey, chances are good that, at some point you or your criminal defense attorney will be approached by the prosecution regarding a plea bargain. Plea bargains, or plea agreements, are usually negotiated between defense […]