Criminal Law and Municipal Court Hearings
It is an unfortunate and troubling experience to be stopped for a traffic violation, arrested on drug charges, or to have been charged with a crime. Prior to entering into private practice Jamison Mark was an Assistant Deputy Attorney General, where he gained valuable trial experience.
Only an attorney can enforce your rights!
Call 201-787-9406 or click here for an appointment.
Before entering private practice, criminal law attorney Jamison M. Mark gained valuable trial experience as an Assistant Deputy Attorney General. He has also worked as an Assistant Prosecutor in Oradell. He knows your rights, and he knows how to protect them.
The Law Offices of Jamison M. Mark provides open, honest communication. The firm explains the charges and the possible penalties. If you have questions about your case and your future, you will not be left in the dark.
The Law Offices of Jamison M. Mark handles:
- Speeding and other traffic tickets
- Reckless driving, careless driving, and other traffic tickets
- Drunk driving and DWI
- Driving without a license, registration or insurance
- Assaults, crimes of violence and sexual offenses
- Drug crimes (cocaine, marijuana, etc.)
- Crimes of dishonesty, like theft, embezzlement, bribery and fraud
- Weapons charges
What you can expect -
It is true that the majority of criminal law cases settle prior to trial. The Law Offices of Jamison M. Mark will work with prosecutors to negotiate the most favorable plea for you. In cases where evidence was obtained illegally, Mr. Mark will work to suppress the evidence against you. But if the prosecutor will not agree to a reasonable plea bargain, Mr. Mark has extensive experience as a trial lawyer. He won't hesitate to take your case to court.
We try to make your experience as smooth as possible; we explain the realities of the charges you are facing, and the possibility of a fine, community service, or even jail time. The firm is dedicated to giving you the priority your case deserves.
You have rights!
For all cases in the Municipal courts of New Jersey, you have the following rights:
- The right to know the accusation against you;
- The right to remain silent concerning your accusation (remember, anything you say may be used against you)
- The right to retain an attorney
- The right to prepare a defense and subpoena witnesses to testify on your behalf
- The right to testify or not testify on your behalf ("pleading the fifth"). A decision not to testify cannot be used against you
- The right to a trial
At Municipal Court, you will not have a jury trial. Your case will be heard before a judge. At the Superior Court level, or if you have been indicted, you are entitled to a jury trial. It is the state’s burden to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed the crime as charged. If the state does not meet its burden, the judge will determine that you are not guilty.
If your rights have been violated the case against you can be dismissed. To schedule an appointment, call 201-787-9406 or 908-626-1001, or contact Mr. Mark online.
