Moose Creek Investigations

11/18/2025

02/08/2025

A state trooper arrested a driver who had a stroke instead of seeking medical help, prompting a negligence claim and a $12 million jury verdict.

01/24/2025

🚨60 million students and teachers impacted by a massive software breach. PowerSchool, used by 16,000 schools for grades and administration, was hacked. Cybercriminals got Social Security numbers, medical records and home addresses. In some cases, the data went back to the ‘80s. You should get a call if your info is impacted.

01/05/2025

Occasionally, I discover government records that could be valuable for research but are not widely known to exist. One such record is the “DWI Disposition Report,” which lists all Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) cases handled by municipal courts within a specific New Jersey county during a given...

10/26/2024

Supporters of the bill said it would provide more oversight and protect not just the victims of police force but law enforcement as well.

10/11/2024

📉 Watch the kiddos: Roblox stock dropped 9% after claims surfaced that the online game platform is a “pedophile hellscape.” Kids are being exposed to grooming, p**n, violence and abusive language. Games kids can join include "Escape to Epstein Island" and "Run from Diddy Simulator." Awful.

10/04/2024

When it comes to law, hands down, Larry Holtz is the leader in police education. This is a must for all cops.

Criminal Evidence for Law & Justice Professionals, 9th Edition, ©2024
Criminal law and justice college professors, students, practitioners, and law enforcement officials will find this textbook critical to understanding the basic principles, rules, and constitutional provisions governing the admission of evidence in criminal courts. The straightforward style gives the reader access to the fundamental concepts that comprise the Law of Evidence. Clearly defined topics along with concise explanations are further developed through the presentation of relevant case law with a unique approach that uses a combination of hornbook and casebook analysis. Subjects covered include the Sources of Evidence; the Forms of Evidence; Chain of Custody; Sufficiency of Evidence; the Adversary System; Burdens of Proof and Production; Law Enforcement’s Role and the Law of Evidence; Preservation of Evidence; Crime Scene Evidence; Witnesses; Hearsay and all the exceptions to the Hearsay rule; Character Evidence; Proof; Privileges; and Eyewitness Identification Evidence. Each chapter provides a list of critical Learning Objectives, along with Key Concepts for study and analysis. The complete and unannotated Federal Rules of Evidence are included as well.
The 9th Edition features new material related to:
• Field Notes
• Sequestration (or segregation) of witnesses
• Social Media posts, photographs and authentication issues
• Authentication of Meta (Facebook) records and messages
• Text messaging and chain-of-custody issues
• Computer Generated Animations
• Digital and digitally enhanced crime scene photographs
• ShotSpotter reports
• Tool marks and fi****ms identification evidence
• Shoe prints, tire tracks, fingerprints and handprints; bloodstain pattern analysis
• Drug distribution opinion evidence; drug-code terminology
• Drug recognition expert (DRE) testimony
• Handwriting identification opinion evidence
• Hair and fiber identification opinion evidence
• Bite mark identification and forensic odontology
• Horizontal gaze nystagmus (HGN) testing

10/03/2024

IMPORTANT STARLINK INFO! This map was sent to me by to show the region with FREE service for 30 days in the Hurricane Helene damage path! All you have to do is enter your address in the following website and bang: https://www.starlink.com/support/article/58126733-e4d2-db62-b919-9da261a4e096

10/03/2024

09/20/2024

Your Child’s DNA and New Jersey Law

The Assembly’s judiciary committee is trying to do the right thing when it comes to safeguarding the DNA of New Jersey babies — will their colleagues join them?

The panel yesterday advanced a bill that would largely require New Jersey to use blood samples it takes from every baby born here to be used only for disease screening. The bill comes as the state faces criticism for its now-not-secret approval of law enforcement using the samples to connect the baby’s parents to crimes.

Now, the bill doesn’t bar law enforcement from accessing the blood samples at all, which I think would be the way to go, but it does offer some limits that aren’t in place now. Still, the same committee advanced a similar bill in the Legislature’s last session and it went nowhere.

“We might be dissuading people from the life-saving testing they need, or the justice they demand, if parents or victims and witnesses know their DNA is used in ways they didn’t consent to,” bill sponsor Assemblyman Michael Inganamort (R-Morris) said. “Sidestepping the protections guaranteed in the Constitution is a form of lawlessness. Two wrongs do not make a right.”

The bill comes after two lawsuits over the state's secret storage of more than a million babies' DNA long after disease-screening was done.