Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Due Process for Midshipmen and Cadets in Academic, Aptitude, Physical or Medical Boards
Whether as part of a scholarship at Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) assignments or an assignment at a Service Academy and even for non-scholarship ROTC cadets, as I was at Rutgers decades ago, there are procedures that must be followed. When a lawyer is not defending you, we have seen units take short cuts…. Read More »
Rutgers Mandates Masks and Phony Injection
What Would Colonel Henry Rutgers Do? Hire lawyers. Boycott. RU students are human guinea pigs. Russian Orthodox Christian, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, wrote a brilliant work that captures the current era. He titled his book Demons which described those who had hijacked the Russian culture. Marxists had already been able to send him to Siberia and… Read More »
Homeless Veterans Have Vet Haven North and Criminal Charges Resolved with Diversionary Programs
Veterans Criminal Diversion works and it also does so in New Jersey. Once again, our law firm successfully advocated for an accomplished Veteran, this time a Marine weapons instructor. Gun charges Dismissed! So relieved and pleased. Thank you Grand Jury and Passaic County Prosecutor’s Office. Our Marine is now getting back on his feet… Read More »
How Can You Prepare Your Children For Divorce?
One thing that crosses the mind of every loving parent when he or she is about to get divorced from his or her children’s other parent is, “How/what will I tell the children?” This is because adjusting to divorce is one of the hardest things children can go through. If you are about to… Read More »
Some Defenses You Can Expect In Your New Jersey Personal Injury Claim
After being injured because of another party’s negligence in New Jersey, you have the right to file a personal injury claim and recover compensation. After filing your personal injury claim, you may expect that proving your case and recovering compensation will be easy. However, the truth is that it is common for the defense… Read More »
Tips For Working With Your Probation Officer
In New Jersey, after a criminal defendant is found guilty of a crime, the judge can sentence him or her to a specific term that doesn’t require serving any time in prison. This type of sentence is called probation. If a criminal defendant is sentenced to probation, he or she can remain in the… Read More »
Dealing With Post-Divorce Conflict With Your Ex
Even if you are lucky to have a civil relationship with your ex-spouse, there may be times when you and your ex engage in conflict. This is especially true if there are negative feelings involved. For instance, disputes may arise if one party blames the other for the marriage failing. For example, you may… Read More »
What To Do After A Hit And Run Accident?
After a driver is involved in an accident in New Jersey, he or she is required to stop. If anyone has sustained injuries, the driver must call emergency services or take the injured party or parties to the hospital. A driver involved in a serious NJ car accident must call the police. New Jersey… Read More »
Military Sets New Rules If You Deserve Removal Of A Titling Decision Or You Were “Titled”
It is a fancy word for a lower standard of evidence, lower than probable cause, and someone’s decision that you might have committed a crime. Sometimes this decision is made by a young Soldier (military police), Marine, Sailor (master at arms), Coastie or Airman (security forces), who might not be shaving yet, if they… Read More »
Credibility In A Criminal Case
If you’ve recently been arrested and charged with a crime, you must understand the most crucial ingredients for success in your criminal case. A qualified criminal defense attorney is vital for the success of your criminal case. So if you are facing criminal charges and haven’t yet hired a criminal defense attorney, it is… Read More »
