Mr. Seidman began his career at the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office. During his time as an Assistant Prosecutor, Mr. Seidman served in a variety of roles, including: overseeing investigations conducted by county detectives and police officers; acting as a legal adviser to the Middlesex County Gangs, Guns, and Drugs Task Force; participating in the Special Prosecutions Unit tasked with investigating white collar crime; arguing matters before the Appellate Division; handling forfeiture and expungement matters; and handling hundreds of criminal cases from initial grand jury indictments through plea bargains, trials and sentencing for offenses such as Murder, Drug Distribution, Aggravated Assault, Racketeering (RICO), Eluding, and many others.
- Criminal Law
- Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
- DUI & DWI
- Juvenile Law
- Traffic Tickets
- Suspended License
- Domestic Violence
- Domestic Violence Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence Restraining Orders
- Expungement Law
- Free Consultation
- Credit Cards Accepted
- New Jersey
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- U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Attorney
- Law Offices of Jonathan F. Marshall
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- Assistant Prosecutor/ Attorney
- Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office
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- Managing Attorney
- Law Office of Jason A. Seidman
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- Summer Associate
- Central Jersey Legal Services
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- Summer Associate
- Arseneault, Whipple, Farmer, Fassett & Azzarello
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- University of the District of Columbia
- J.D. (2009)
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- Lafayette College
- B.A. (2005) | Government and Law
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- Certificate of Completion, Drug Court Conference and Training
- Administrative Office of the Courts
- Certificate of Completion, The Art and Skill of Trial
- Attorney General Advocacy Institute
- Middlesex County Bar Association
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- Middlesex County Assistant Prosecutor's Association
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- Recent Developments in Expungement Law, New Brunswick, NJ
- Middlesex County Prosecutor's OFfice
- Grand Jury Practice, New Brunswick, NJ
- Middlesex County Prosecutor's OFfice
- Expunging a Criminal Record - what you need to know as a defense attorney; what you need to know as a prosecutor, New Brunswick, NJ
- NJSBA
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- Top Gun Narcotics Training, Certificate of Completion
- New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice
- Website
- Jason Seidman's Website Profile
- Website
- Law Offices of Jonathan F. Marshall
- Website
- Law Offices of Jonathan F. Marshall
- Blog
- New Jersey DWI Lawyer Blog
- New Jersey Court Discusses Operation of a Vehicle in DWI Cases
8 March 2021 - New Jersey Court Discusses Consent to Blood Tests in DWI Cases
25 February 2021 - Court Discusses the Right to Choose Counsel in New Jersey DWI Cases
19 February 2021
- Blog
- New Jersey Workers' Compensation Law News
- New Jersey Court Discusses Attorneys’ Fees in Workers Compensation Cases
29 January 2021 - Reviewing a Denial of a Workers’ Compensation Claim
21 January 2021 - Denial of New Jersey Employee’s Workers’ Compensation Claim Reversed by Court
21 January 2021
- Blog
- New Jersey Criminal Defense Law Blog
Explanation of NJ DWI Breathalyzer Scandal on NBC New York
Attorney, Jonathan F. Marshall discusses the New Jersey State Police Sergeant accused of falsifying breathalyzer results. Over 20,000 DWI's in NJ could be dismissed.
Learn Why Our DWI Lawyers Are Different
Jonathan F. Marshall explains how his firm's experience in handling NJ DWI cases including refusal, first offense, second offense, and third offense driving while intoxicated cases makes his attorneys the...
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- Q. Why do you have to wait 3yrs to close a case if ur fine is paid
- A: Generally, you must wait for the payment of fines. There does exist a possible exception when it comes to good faith attempts to pay versus just not paying.
- Q. can we change a pool attorney public defender.?
- A: You can certainly consult with a private attorney, but getting a new pool attorney is very difficult.
