Legal Question in Criminal Law in New Jersey

Re: charged with 2C:33-2a in Belmar

You want to make sure that there is no "2C" conviction on your brother's record. It will show up on a criminal case history ["CCH"] and cannot be expunged for at least 5 years. We handle these cases all the time and get them reduced or dismissed. Feel free to call on our office 24/7 at 1.877.676.7729 if you wish to retain an attorney for this matter. Thank you.

Re: charged with 2C:33-2a in Belmar

The matter will probably be heard in the municiapl court of Belmar which has a restriction of six months in jail. It is however highly unlikely that any jail would be assessed but it is possible. The fine will probably be high but more importantly if convicted he would have a criminal record so he may want to consult an attorney. John Ducey

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732/286/2170

Re: charged with 2C:33-2a in Belmar

2C: 28-3 is entitled "Unsworn Falsification To Authorities" and

is a disorderly persons offense or a

fourth degree crime. If it is a disorderly persons version of the offense the maximum jail sentence is six months and the maximum fine is $1,000. If it is a fourth degree crime

the maximum jail sentence is eighteen

months and the maximum fine is $10,000.

Call me if you like.

Gary Moore, Esquire

Hackensack, New Jersey

www.garymooreattorneatlaw.com

Re: charged with 2C:33-2a in Belmar

The other attorneys already answered your question. The biggest issue is a criminal record. He should really avoid that at all costs.

I have offices in Ocean & Monmouth counties and my initial consultations are always free. Call me at 732/247/3340 so I can get more details about this case and give you more information.