Second degree crimes in New Jersey are reserved for serious offenses, which carry thousands of dollars in fines, long stints in prison of 5 to 10 years, and no early release if your crime is considered violent. How do Second Degree Crimes Fit into the NJ Criminal Charging Structure? In the New Jersey criminal system, […]
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