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answered on Jan 23, 2019
Not a crime. Motor vehicle charge only.
This ticket was issued outside of my apartment on a road that is clearly marked with a sign about a 100 feet from my car saying "PRIVATE ROAD NO THRU TRAFFIC". I believe I am being charged with parking with my car facing oncoming traffic (left side of the road)
answered on Jan 23, 2019
Unless it's "your" private property I don't see a defense for you.
Can I file a "Marsden motion"in nj courts?
answered on Jan 20, 2019
What's that? Is that from another state? I personally never heard of it.
Hello,I'd like to know can I file a "Marsden motion"in nj courts?.Also,I recently had a suppression hearing that didn't go in my favor due to ineffective assistance of counsel. I want to hire another attorney, and would like to know would that be wise at this stage?,I believe... View More
answered on Jan 19, 2019
Once suppression motion is over then comes the resolution of the case. After that you should appeal instead of PCR bc you get 45 for an appeal and 5 years of PCR. If the appeal fails then do PCR. At this point of the case you'll likely need the court's permission to switch attorneys.
answered on Jan 18, 2019
Generally, insurance companies raise rates between $100 to $200 per point for three years and this is a two point offense. It stays on your record in perpetuity.
I have a pool attorney,and recently I had a suppression hearing that didn't go well at all! However,I asked the attorney to appeal the judges decision,,the attorney informed me that he was a trial attorney,and that he did not deal with appeals,that I would need another attorney to do... View More
answered on Jan 16, 2019
You don't have the luxury of firing a pool attorney. Your only move is to hire your own attorney. Every case has a life of its own. Many defendants are quick to blame their lawyer but more often than not it's the defendant's criminal case history, attitude and demeanor that... View More
I was shopping in kohls, trying to spend my kohls cash. Unsure of what I wanted & other reasons, I had a lot of stuff to try on. Not once did I try to conceal anything or take merchandise but before I went into the dressing room this young lady was following me. After shopping for a while I... View More
answered on Jan 15, 2019
If there's a civil case then I bet there's criminal too. Contact the court to confirm bc if you miss court you'll have a warrant.
answered on Jan 14, 2019
No it's basically a seat belt ticket but some Judges don't like to see children in car without a seat belt so the fine may be large if it's mandatory court appearance.
answered on Jan 14, 2019
Call the superior court in county where you're charged and ask speak with records department and give them the indictment number and they will tell you your charges.
answered on Jan 13, 2019
Conviction means there's proof beyond reasonable doubt and a charge means there's mere probable cause which is a much lower standard. Anyone with a bad criminal history especially violent who is charged with an egregious crime is likely to spend time in jail waiting for trial rather than... View More
I got pulled over again today for the sane thing in the same county what will happen to me when I go to court I believe this is my 5th offense but these two are in the same county
answered on Jan 9, 2019
Depends on court on prosecutor on Judge and who your attorney is. You should find someone local to that court who has a good relationships.
answered on Jan 5, 2019
The officer just needs probable cause which is basically suspicion that you delayed traffic to write you the ticket which is a low standard so far as the courts are concerned.
Someone told police I have a gun but I don't.
answered on Jan 5, 2019
If they are going based on an anonymous tip then you may have a motion to suppress. Also, if there's no weapon recovered then they may have tough time proving their case in court beyond reasonable doubt.
i have been going for substance abuse treatment for 3 month and have been compliant. i still test positive for marijuana and i stopped going to treatment for two weeks, now my substance abuse treatment center is closing my patient case as non compliant. how can i fight this and stop having to go to... View More
answered on Jan 3, 2019
You should get a medical marijuana card asap.
answered on Jan 2, 2019
If he already had a detention hearing and Judge kept him you'll need an attorney to file a new hearing request. If the court still keeps him in jail then he'll be there until the trial and if acquitted he'll leave.
answered on Dec 15, 2018
No you do not need to bring a parent or guardian to court with you when you turn 18 but you should get a lawyer.
answered on Dec 12, 2018
Yes you can but you can refuse to submit to the alcotest machine.
answered on Dec 12, 2018
Your license will be suspended and if pulled over you'll face a driving while suspended ticket which carries minimum of $500 and further suspension.
answered on Dec 6, 2018
Call that court and ask to speak with criminal records or find records department using prompts and they'll tell you.
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answered on Nov 29, 2018
That's bank robbery.
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