New Jersey Civil Rights Legal Questions

We are seeing many cases similar to yours. The computer systems are getting much better and pr we are seeing many cases similar to yours. The computer systems are getting much better  and prior infractions are coming to light. We have had good fortune rectify these past fractions. We utilize the state records and an excellent private  detective. We will be able to correct your situation. Please call to discuss. Ed Dimon... Read Answer

 We have had good fortune advising candidates for the police. We would first obtain the official criminal record. We would share the record  with you and the candidate. We would determine whether these two felonies or disqualifying events. We would have the two felony convictions expunged. We would work with the candidate to explain the circumstances surrounding the two felonies. Please call if you would like to discuss.  Surrounding the two felonies. Please call if you would like to discuss. Ed Dimon... Read Answer

You need to obtain the affidavit supporting the search warrant. The affidavit will have been prepared by a police officer and will contain the alleged facts which support the reasonable cause any crime was being submitted in the house. You can review the affidavit and determine if the allege facts were true or not true. This may be the basis for overturning the charge against your daughter. If the police should not have been in your house, then they would not have seen the drugs allegedly possessed by your daughter. Your daughter may also qualify for a conditional discharge. She should avoid a criminal conviction. Please call if you would like to discuss.... Read Answer

You or your mother were the witnesses to this action. The police were not the witnesses. The police want you to file the complaint because either you or your mother were the witnesses. The case would not be successful without either you or your mother testifying. The requirement that you file the complaint causes you to have a significant interest in the complaint and aunts, will show up to testify. The police do not want to bring the action and not have witnesses. Please callif you would like help preparing a complaint or in prosecuting the case.... Read Answer

You have two options. You can sign a complaint against the neighbor who ran into Your car. You can utilize the criminal complaint to have the municipal prosecutor bring the case against the neighbor. The issue here is whether the prosecutor will prosecute the case with enthusiasm. You do have the alternative of hiring a private prosecutor. However, the cost is significant. The  second option is bringing a civil action against the neighbor. You can sue him for damages you have incurred. You would be the plaintiffs and you would have the burden of proving the case against your neighbor. You would be controlling the case.we have a certified trial attorney who could bring this action for you. You must decide if you want to incur these legal costs. Please call if we can help.... Read Answer

You are in a difficult position. You must carefully read your lease to see if there are any prohibitions regarding smoking. You must carefully read your lease to see if there are any prohibitions against smoking in common areas. You must carefully read your lease to see if there are any prohibitions against fellow tenants smoking. If there are no prohibitions, you are in a difficult spot. The landlord is permitting smoking and secondhand smoke is coming into your apartment. I would work with the landlord to have prohibitions against smoking put in place.... Read Answer

You can sue the individual that caided you to be falsely arrested. For example, if a person told the police that you committed a crime and you did not do those acts, then you can sue the person who brought the false charges. it is most difficult to sue the police. Please call if we can help... Read Answer

There are two components to a personal injury litigation. the first component is that you were put in harms way. Second component is that you were actually injured. For example, a person may go through a red light and put you in harms way. That person is wrong. However, The car misses your car and you were not injured. As such, you suffered no injuries. Here, you were put in harms way by the incorrect medication. However, you did not take the improper medication. As such, you're not injured. you may receive store credits and additional compensation of a good-natured fashion from the vendor. You will not be able to sue the vendor successfully for damages.... Read Answer

The key is the  employer – employee relationship. You had asked Dr. to provide a note to the employer setting forth your physical condition and restrictions to work based upon those physical conditions. You opened the door with regard to your physical condition. You had a doctor specifically explain that you had a physical condition for example a broken arm, which would prevent you from lifting heavy objects. Employer has the right to ask the doctor if the condition for example the broken arm, is such that you can only lift a 20 pound box. There are no HIPPA violations because of the employer – employee relationship and the opening of the door by you, the employee, to your medical conditions.... Read Answer

I would need more details to properly answer the question. What is your handicap? Is the handicap in anyway related to your work? Is the parking place on private property? How far would you have to walk if you parked in a different spot ? Does your handicap require that the employer provide you with a reasonable accommodation? Please call to discuss. 732–797-1600. Ed Dimon... Read Answer