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As a former Deputy Attorney General with the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office, Division of Criminal Justice and as a State Prosecutor, John W. Tumelty has prosecuted countless criminals. However, for the past 35 years, Mr. Tumelty has focused his practice on helping clients beat criminal charges throughout South Jersey. He will fight to protect your freedom, your reputation and your record.
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If you or someone you know is facing any of these criminal charges, please call John W. Tumelty for a free consultation today:
- Murder, Manslaughter and Crimes of Passion
- Kidnapping and endangerment of a minor
- Drug Charges, including possession, possession with the intent to distribute, manufacturing or drug trafficking of marijuana, cocaine, heroin or any other drug
- Weapons Charges, including possession of a handgun without a permit, assault weapon charges, paintball guns, Airsoft guns, and BB guns
- DWI/DUI Charges, are heard in traffic court in New Jersey. However, these are serious charges that can result in jail time and require experienced legal representation.
- Casino Crimes, including cheating scams, assaults, sex crimes and criminal trespassing in casinos and Atlantic City hotels
- Assault Crimes, including simple assault, aggravated assault, vehicular assault and sexual assault
- Theft Crimes, including armed robbery, burglary, check fraud and shoplifting
- Juvenile Defense, including fake IDs, underage drinking, underage DWI and assault
- White Collar Offenses, including fraud, identity theft, computer crimes, embezzlement and forgery
- Sex Crimes, including rape, pornography, sexual assault and date rape
- Computer Charges, including cyberbullying, ID theft and credit card fraud
- Domestic Violence, including defendants charged with harassment, stalking and spousal abuse. Mr. Tumelty fights final restraining orders.
