Year: 2018

Tragedy has struck The College of New Jersey this week. According to the reports, a serious motor vehicle accident occurred during the early morning hours of Sunday in Ewing Township. It appears that the Defendant, a twenty-two year old from … Continue reading →

Authorities in Princeton Township are fearing that an alleged “serial groper” from earlier this year is at it yet again. This time, victimizing a fifteen year old girl who was walking in downtown Princeton near Franklin and Moore street on Friday at … Continue reading →

Burglary Charges Filed in Monmouth County What started out as a home invasion in Rumson ended with three individuals being arrested at mile maker 110 on the Garden State Parkway following a brief foot pursuit.  According to the reports, the three individuals … Continue reading →

Keith Oliver Criminal Law is happy to announce that they were able to secure another dismissal of a temporary restraining order (TRO) for one of their clients, this time in Mercer County. The victim in this case was our client’s wife of two years. … Continue reading →

Restraining Order Dismissed Outright Keith Oliver Criminal Law is happy to announce that they were able to secure another dismissal of a temporary restraining order for one of their clients, this time in Somerset County. Our client was served with a temporary … Continue reading →

Keith Oliver Criminal Law is happy to announce that they were able to secure another dismissal of driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges for one of their client’s, this time in Hamilton Township. Our client was arrested and charged with a … Continue reading →

It is well known by now that New Jersey takes gun offenses very seriously and that the ramifications for anyone accused of unlawfully possessing a firearm can be unforgiving. The potential penalties include not only a mandatory term of incarceration … Continue reading →

It seems like the number of bank robberies has been on rise in New Jersey over the last few months, especially in the Mercer County area. The New Jersey criminal code does not have a special subsection for bank robberies, … Continue reading →

Facing a Car Burglary Charge in Freehold? In New Jersey the courts treat car burglaries the same as they do a home invasion. Under the letter of the law, they are one and the same, even if people were home … Continue reading →

Peeping Tom on the Loose in Somerset County According to Somerset County Prosecutor, Michael Robertson, the Hillsborough Police Department has been actively seeking an individual whom the believe has been seen multiple times throughout the last few months peeping into … Continue reading →