The collateral consequences of pleading guilty to a lewdness
offense can be significant. Although
thousands of visitors take advantage of the clothing optional beach located at
the Gateway National Park, Sandy Hook, (Monmouth County, Town of Highlands) New
Jersey, the U.S. Park Police Rangers have a zero tolerance for any activity
which would constitute lewdness under federal or New Jersey state law. Accordingly, many visitors to the beach might
engage in conduct that would appear innocuous to the visitor, but illegal in
the eyes of the rangers. For example any
inappropriate touching of the private parts by the visitor or his or her guest
will be considered illegal and subject the violator to immediate arrest and
summons to the federal district court in Newark
for prosecution by the United States Attorney of New Jersey.
Therefore, if you have been charged with such an offense or any
related or other charges at the Sandy Hook
National Park, you are strongly
advised to consult the services of an experienced New Jersey Criminal Defense Attorney
who has handled many such cases (24-years of experience) with satisfactory
results for the alleged offender.
This blog is a public service to the people from the Law Office of Vincent J. Sanzone, Jr.,
and is not intended to give any specific legal advice to any specific client
since each case stands or falls on the particular facts of the case.
Dated: July
9, 2014
Law Office of Vincent J. Sanzone, Jr.
(908) 354-7006
277 North Broad Street
P.O. Box 261
Elizabeth, N.J.
07207
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