NEW JERSEY CRIMINAL LAWYERS

NJ FINES IN NEW JERSEY FOR CLASSES OF CRIMINAL CHARGES

Fighting Criminal Fines: Protect Your Freedom and Finances with Todd Spodek

When criminal fines are on the table, your freedom and financial stability hang in jeopardy. You need skilled attorneys who specialize in criminal defense fines. For the chance of avoiding fines and associated penalties, turn to Todd Spodek. Our team boasts over 100 years of combined experience defending all types of criminal charges in NJ.

Former Prosecutors and Criminal Defense Lawyers by Your Side
Our former prosecutors and criminal defense lawyers will work tirelessly with you to help fight against any monetary penalties that could arise from a criminal conviction. Whether you have questions, concerns or require representation, our firm’s 24/7 hotline is accessible by dialing 212-300-5196. Our expert attorneys are always eager to assist you through every aspect of your case.

Serving New Jersey Countywide
Todd Spodek Law Firm is proficient at handling countless criminal charges throughout New Jersey counties including:
– Middlesex County
– Hudson County
– Essex County
– Bergen County
– Morris County
– Passaic County
– Ocean County
– Monmouth County
– Union County

Monetary Fines for Criminal Convictions in NJ
The extent of monetary fines imposed on those convicted depends on the severity of the crime. Moderately serious offenses carry less significant financial penalties than more severe ones with higher grades of offense.

Indictable Charges Fines for Different Degrees
For first-degree offenses, offenders can expect to pay a maximum fine of $200,000. For second-degree offenses, the maximum fine comes in at $150,000; third-degree crimes (excluding drug-related offenses) carry a maximum fine of $15,000; fourth-degree crimes come with a maximum fine of $10,000 as per NJ Statute 2C:43-3.

Disorderly Persons Offense Fines in New Jersey
Disorderly persons convictions can come with a maximum fine of $1,000 under NJ Statute 2C:43-3(c) and (d). Meanwhile, the maximum fine for petty disorderly persons offenses is $500.

Additional Mandatory Assessments and Penalties
In New Jersey, anyone convicted of a crime or disorderly persons offense becomes subject to various mandatory assessments and penalties including:

1. Victim of Crime Compensation Board Assessment – a $100 penalty
2. Safe Neighborhood Service Fund Assessment – a $75 penalty
3. Drug Enforcement and Demand Reduction Penalty – for drug possession or trafficking charges or paraphernalia charges, fines grow in severity based on the crime’s severity. Fines start high at $500 for a disorderly persons offense and could be as high as $3000 for first-degree crimes; conspiracies to possess or distribute controlled dangerous substances do not attract these fines.

Todd Spodek Law Firm Fights Your Fines
When you’re facing criminal charges with the possibility of monetary fines, you should never attempt to navigate NJ’s complex justice system alone. Our experienced attorneys will work zealously with you to secure the possible outcome throughout your case while helping you escape monetary penalties that emerge from convictions.

Don’t hesitate to contact us today on our 24/7 hotline at 212-300-5196 we provide free initial consultation services in Monmouth County, Union County, Ocean County, Middlesex County, Passaic County,Morris County,Hudson County, Essex County,and Bergen County — around-the-clock support is available at Todd Spodek Law Firm so that we are just a call away when you need us most!