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NEW CLE Videos Just Added include the following:
Video – 2.0 – Defending a Character & Fitness Bar Admissions Case
Video – 1.5 – Changes & Updates to N.J. Miranda Procedures
Video – 2.0 – NJ Arrest, Search & Seizure Annual Review 2022
Video – 2.0 – Finding Responsible Defendants in a DWI Lawsuit
Video – 2.0 – Personal Injury Review 2022
Video – 2.0 – Five Steps to Successful Advocacy in Domestic Violence Cases
Video – 2.0 – The Verdict: Why ask why?
Video – 2.0 – Criminal Law Review 2022
NEW LAW DEVELOPMENTS – MUNI-MAIL
Muni-mail – SCOTUS overrules Roe v. Wade
Muni-mail – “NO NEW ARRESTS” Plea agreement term illegal per App. Div
Muni-mail – Major SCOTUS ruling on gun possession changes NJ law dramatically
Muni-mail – Confession no good after cops ignore ambiguous invocation of right to counsel
Muni-mail – Prior marijuana conditional discharge is an absolute bar to PTI admission
Muni-mail – Supremes stay State v. Zingis DWI decision from App. Div.
Muni-mail – Supreme Court to consider readmission of disbarred attorneys in Wilson Cases
Muni-mail – Undermining Miranda warnings enough to suppress statement from defendant
Muni-mail – State must prove prior offense is not a Cassidy case beyond a reasonable doubt
Muni-mail – Ooops – Wrong blood samples get defendant a new trial in DWI Death by Auto case
Muni-mail – Dogs and cats not covered under the rescue doctrine
Muni-mail – COVID-19 Emergency Order did NOT extend P/I statute of limitations