New Jersey is tough on sex offenders. In addition to incarceration and fines, most offenders must register as such under a mandate called Megan’s Law. Sex offenders who have been convicted; adjudicated delinquent, convicted but under 18 years of age; or found not guilty by reason of insanity must register with law enforcement under Megan’s […]
Category: Megan Law
How Does Megan’s Law Affect Juveniles?
Megan’s Law, which was enacted in New Jersey in 1994, requires people convicted of certain sex crimes to register as sex offenders with the state. Subsequent court actions led to the state establishing the New Jersey Sex Offender Internet Registry. This registry makes public the names of certain individuals convicted of sex crimes and includes […]
What are Common Juvenile Crimes?
As much as you would like to, it is impossible to control your child’s actions when you are not around. Unfortunately, some young adults make poor choices that can impact their entire family emotionally, legally, and financially. Once they have committed a juvenile offense, they have not only violated your trust, they have broken the […]