The State Troopers who were involved in the investigation of one of their fellow Troopers, Sgt. William Billingham, who was caught driving recklessly and intoxicated when Mr. Billingham rear-ended and nearly cost the life of an innocent Black motorist, Clayton Tanksley.

The New Jersey Victims of Crime Compensation Office pays millions of dollars a year to victims and sometimes fraudulent victims who claimed that they have been injured by defendants.

There is no argument in the medical community that drug addiction is a medical malady, no different than any other serious medical condition that takes sustained and prolonged medical treatment.

A Superior Court judge sitting in Somerset County New Jersey threw out a driving while intoxicated conviction based on the defendant sleep-driving, after she took sleep medication, Ambien and Seroquel, along with four glasses of wine, and retiring to bed for the night.

State Trooper Union President David Jones again discredits himself and the New Jersey State Police by his “Gestapo” attempt to silence radio host Craig Carton of 101.5 F.M, on the radio show “Jersey Guys.”

Although this N.J. Criminal Defense Attorney does not personally need evidence of the existence of God, every once in a while he sends us a message that he is listening in the form of poetic justice.

Excerpts of criminal jury summations in State v. Ngyuen, Morris County, N.J., by attorney Vincent J. Sanzone, Jr.

The question is often asked; during a criminal jury trial when should defense counsel win the jury over to his client's side?

The Federal Third Circuit Court of Appeals, Justices, Trump-Barry and Fuentes, ruled on August 29, 2007, that District Court Chief Judge, Joseph E. Irenas, did not err in denying New Jersey State Police Officers, Parry, Brown, Fife, and Guliano, summary judgment,

Why Do Criminal Defendants with lots of Money usually win their entire case outright, or obtain a very favorable result?

As a civil rights and criminal defense attorney I am currently involved in federal civil rights case in which I represent an African-American, Aundrey Green, who was brutally beaten by three New Jersey State Police Officers.