A new law has been signed in New Jersey that makes upskirting punishable as a crime. In addition to upskirting, defined as the act of taking a picture or video up a woman’s skirt, the new law also makes it illegal to photograph or record any clothed area if the individual ...

In a recent decision, Judge Lawrence Jones held that the courts should not grant a restraining order to someone who provoked the defendant into committing a violent act. In R.C. v. R.W., the plaintiff suspected that his ex-girlfriend was seeing someone. He looked through her ...

On September 6th, 2013, Governor Chris Christie signed a bill establishing a conditional dismissal program for cases concerning disorderly person offenses under municipal court jurisdiction. The new law, which creates a municipal version of Pre-Trial Intervention, will take ...

I Was Drug Tested While At My Job In New Jersey, Is This Legal? The rights and privileges of an employee in the American work force are quite vast when compared to that of different countries. However, even in our democratic society, injustice can’t be 100% out of th ...

This is a guest blog post from our friends at The Bateman Gibson Law Firm and does not necessarily reflect the views of Rosenblum Law. Below is a video of an encounter between a law student and a Portland, Maine police officer. In the video, the student cites several Fourth ...

Obviously, a criminal conviction affects anyone in multiple ways, loss of freedom, money, and civic status. For health care providers, a criminal conviction, including some misdemeanors, can also significantly impact the ability to practice medicine. In most states, Ne ...