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  • 2023
    • May
      • Unveiling the Truth: Building a Strong Defense Against Insurance Fraud Accusations
      • Empowering Consumers: A Guide to Effective Defense Strategies in Consumer Protection Cases
  • 2021
    • September
      • District of New Jersey Mandates Vaccines or Tests for Attorneys & Parties, Not Jurors
    • July
      • Gag Orders in Federal Criminal Matters: Speech and Fair Trials
      • New Jersey State Courts Set to Reopen Fully
      • A.G. Issues New Internal Affairs Manual and Directive to Disclose Police Discipline Records
    • June
      • SEC Chair Signals Sweeping Market Change, Will Reexamine Payment for Order Flow
      • N.J. Supreme Court Allows Release of Major Police Disciplinary Records, Requires Estoppel Review of Prior Matters
    • May
      • Treasury/IRS Wants Virtual Currency Transaction Reports
      • Federal Non-Jury Hearings and State Criminal Trials to Resume In-Person
      • DOJ Creates COVID Fraud Enforcement Task Force
    • April
      • N.J. to Rescind Mandatory Minimums for Non-Violent Drug Offenses
      • COVID’s Effects on the Federal Criminal Justice System
    • March
      • Update, March 24: Federal Criminal Proceedings to Resume In Person
      • COVID and the Courts: Continued Restrictions and Plans for Openings Arseneault & Fassett, LLC
      • NJ Attorney General Issues FAQs on Marijuana Legalization
    • February
      • Marijuana Decriminalization Becomes Reality
    • January
      • Gamestop --- Some “Dumb Money” Just Got Smart
      • The Gamestop Earthquake on Wall Street
  • 2020
    • September
      • Update, September 30: Courts Respond to Coronavirus
    • August
      • The Only Black Woman at the Firm
    • July
      • Banking While Black
      • A Paralegal’s Perspective From Behind the COVID Glass
    • June
      • “Remote” Grand Juries: Another Step Removed from Justice
      • Update, June 26: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • Update, June 23: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • A Public Registry of Names of Law Enforcement Officers Disciplined for Serious Misconduct Ordered in New Jersey
      • New Jersey State Courts to Resume In-Person Appearances June 22
      • The Use and Abuse of Power by Prosecutors (Justice for All)
      • Courts Reluctant to Order “Compassionate Release” of Inmates During COVID-19 Pandemic
    • May
      • Update, May 29: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • Update, May 28: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • The FBI 302: An Archaic, and Sometimes a Truth-Altering, Law Enforcement Device
      • SBA Creates “Safe Harbor” for PPP Loans Under $2Million, Putting Larger Borrowers on Notice
      • New SEC Complaints Highlight Novel Form of COVID-19 Fraud: Misleading Press Releases
      • Bridgegate’s Lessons of Failure
      • Corruption is Not Always Fraud: Supreme Court Overturns Bridgegate Convictions
      • Third Circuit Approves on Appeal Prosecutors’ Use of Extensive Overview Testimony at the Beginning of Trials
      • Update, May 6: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • New Risk of Death Factor in Plea Agreements and Sentencings
      • “Get Him to Lie So We Can Prosecute Him”: How to React When Law Enforcement Wants to “Chat”
      • In Confirming That Felony Convictions in Federal and State Courts Require Unanimous Verdicts, the Supreme Court Hints at How It
    • April
      • Audits and Potential Criminal Liability for Paycheck Protection Program Fraud
      • Update, April 28: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • Update, April 27: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • NJ Supreme Court Rejects Appeal Challenging Prosecutor’s Failure to Instruct Grand Jury on Lesser Included Offenses
      • Update, April 22: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • Update, April 20: Federal District of N.J. Implements Compassionate Release Procedures
      • Update, April 16: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • SEC Closely Monitoring Insider Trading Opportunities During Volatile Market
      • Two Precedential NJ Opinions on Appeal Rule Against Megan’s Law Registrants
      • Update, April 14: Federal Courts Begin Implementing Proactive Procedures Addressing the Spike in Demand for Prisoners’ Motions f
      • Update, April 13: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • NJ Appellate Court Upholds Complete Pension Forfeiture For $300 Bribe
      • Update, April 8: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • NJ Appellate Division Issues Two Pro-Defense Precedential Decisions In Two Days
      • NJ Supreme Court’s Limits On Grand Jury Re-Presentations Come Up Short
      • Criminal Charges for Violations of Emergency Orders Growing
      • NJ Law Enforcement Create Joint Federal-State Covid-19 Fraud Task Force
      • Federal Courts Appear Reluctant To Release Inmates Due To COVID-19 Crisis
      • Update, April 3: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • Update, April 2: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • A&F Secures Affirmance On Appeal Of Summary Dismissal Of “Sham Litigation” Claims Against CEO Of Publicly Traded Corporation
      • NJ Supreme Court Grants A&F Appeal Challenging Standard of Review Governing Sufficiency of Trial Evidence
    • March
      • Update, March 30: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • Update, March 27: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • Update, March 26: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • Update, March 25: COVID-19 and Statutes of Limitations
      • Update, March 24: Courts and Law Enforcement Respond to Coronavirus
      • Update, March 23: Courts Respond to Coronavirus
      • Update, March 20: Courts Respond to Coronavirus
      • Update, March 19: Courts Respond to Coronavirus
      • Update, March 17: Courts Respond to Coronavirus
    • February
      • DOJ Recommends a Below-Guidelines Sentence for President’s Advisor, Citing Its Duty That “Justice Be Done”
  • 2019
    • April
      • Federal Criminal Sentences Increasingly Vary by Judge
    • March
      • Update: Estimated Effects of the First Step Act
    • January
      • First Step Act Promises Modest Criminal Justice Reform
  • 2018
    • July
      • The Effects of Federal Sentencing Enhancements on Drug Defendants
  • 2017
    • September
      • Changes to Pre-Trial Intervention Program Coming
  • 2016
    • December
      • NJ Eases Requirements for “Plain View” Warrantless Searches & Seizures
    • September
      • Sentencing Guideline Redefines “Crimes of Violence” & “Career Offenders”
    • August
      • Strengthening the Right of Off-Duty Officers to “Concealed Carry” Permits
  • 2015
    • March
      • Welcome to the New Arseneault & Fassett LLC Website and Blog
      • A.G.’s Office Allows No-Jail for Out-Of-State Concealed-Carry Holders
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