Conditional Discharge NJ
“The Conditional Discharge Program is a great way to eliminate a marijuana charge, and move on with no trial or criminal record.”
“Scroll Down To See How To Fight Marijuana Charges.”
Conditional Discharge in the world of lawyers and judges is known as a “Diversionary Program”. Basically, the court is trying to give you a different option OTHER Than going through the process of a trial. That means that the judge and prosecutor might just be willing to OVERLOOK the entire incident that you got yourself into, and you might just be able to get a fresh start.
You’re going to have to pay some money, and you are going to have to STAY OUT OF TROUBLE for a period of time. But, if you do all that (and pass any drug tests), the state will basically wipe the slate clean. You will have no record of the charge and certainly no criminal record. However, there WILL be a record of your arrest.
On the bright side, this won’t show up on job searches but it will show up if you end up in court again. If you have an issue with that, after a certain period of time (usually about 6 months), you can get this expunged from your record.
I can handle any “expungements” that you might need.
The first video is an overview on marijuana law:
These Videos are about fighting charges:
Challenging The Motor Vehicle Stop
Challenge Chain Of Custody
Challenge The Lab Reports
Challenging Your “Possession” of Marijuana
Challenging Illegal Searches
The last two are about Diversionary Programs that can take care of your charges entirely:
Conditional Discharge
Pre Trial Intervention
For more information about conditional discharge program in New Jersey, Wikipedia has some good information. You might also search “conditional discharge” on Google.
