Your best defense will depend upon what, exactly, happened in your case.  PTI might be an option if you have no prior criminal offenses and your Graves Act charges do not involve another violent crime.  It does, however, require admitting guilt.  Fighting the charges themselves carries the same risk as any other crime.  I am always prepared to defend your case through to trial, which may include working to:   - Challenge whether the prosecution obtained evidence illegally - Argue that you did not actually commit the underlying firearms offense - Asset constitutional violations - Develop additional defenses based on the specific facts of your case