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answered on Dec 20, 2018
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My son received a loan for his car. I originally bought the vehicle and had the loan in my name. He registered his car with the DMV. He received his new plates, registration, and had current insurance through USAA. He forgot to change his plates. A few days later he was pulled over.... View More 
answered on Dec 16, 2018
Unfortunately no excuse exists for having ficticious plates on your car just like sorry officer I didn't see the speed limit sign doesn't work either when going 100 mph. Depending on the charges I would suggest that you hire a lawyer.
answered on Dec 11, 2018
That depends on what the judge wants to do. A warrant for your arrest could issue and your drivers license could be suspended as stated on most tickets. Thus don't take a chance and pay it.
He is also on drug court in bergen County so he has a VOP because of the traffic violation
answered on Dec 2, 2018
Good question I never saw that before your best bet is to call the court.
I have tinted window in my car now I brought it like this because the last car I got was robbed, I go to church in Chester PA and I never had an issue but when it having the officers over there told me they had looked through my window and took everything and destroy my car, but I live in New... View More
answered on Nov 28, 2018
You would need a valid medical reason to get a waiver, see the MVC website for details.
I was in a abandoned building but I wasn't doing anything. My friend was damaging the place and my other friend was telling him to stop.
answered on Nov 24, 2018
Everything depends on what you did and your prior criminal record. First time offender programs exist which can definitely help you avoid jail, BUT the prosecutor can deny entry in to them and Burglary one of the crimes you are charged with is a common crime to be denied entry into PTI for. Get... View More
Was given a ticket for abandoning on private property
answered on Nov 17, 2018
You're not allowed to park your car on someone else's property unless you have been given permission. So yes you can definitely be charged with that offense.
I was told that, unbeknownst to me, by obtaining a driver's license I subjected myself to the jurisdiction of a woman sitting as a judge in a Municipal court.
I believe she's lying.
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answered on Nov 16, 2018
it's in the beginning of the new jersey court rules. you can easily look them up online.
Careless driving to many people in the car and failure to observe traffic device
answered on Nov 14, 2018
Definitely hire a lawyer for him he is looking at losing his license and points. Although a 17 year old can't get a no point ticket a lawyer can still help.
im wondering what are my options
answered on Nov 14, 2018
The options are always the same:
1) go to court and plead guilty
2) go to court yourself and probably be found guilty
3) hire a lawyer to go with your son in court and hope that one or more of the tickets can get dismissed. Even for a lawyer having a probationary drivers is... View More
I drove on the side of traffic, as if I were going to make a right turn, and a police officer saw me and gave me a ticket for unsafe driving. But I just read that for first offense for unsafe driving in NJ, there is no points for first offense only third offense are subject to points. Am I correct?
answered on Nov 11, 2018
1) Don't believe anything you read online, unless you also read the disclaimer on the website.
2) It generally does not have points but certain class of drivers may get points such as a person who is 16 or 17 they are not allowed to get a no point ticket so it could carry points for... View More
The 2 weekends I missed were valid bc I was in the hospital with sepsis the 1 judge re-approved me to start the program again & when I showed up the date I was supposed to the CO on that day said I was supposed to be there the day before even tho I had papers from the court stating I was... View More
answered on Nov 9, 2018
Sounds like you may be stuck but you should ask your lawyer as he will be able to give you the best answer.
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answered on Nov 8, 2018
You should call the court to find out.
I haven't been stopped in forever for any reason or haven't received any ticket by mail. I received a letter stating that my License was suspended because of a traffic ticket of 6 months ago that I never received on a town I haven't been. Please Help! Thank you!
answered on Nov 7, 2018
Best way is to hire a good lawyer. Second best way is to understand that you do not need to be stopped by a police officer to get a ticket and understand that it is generally mailed regular mail to your address on file with MVC. If they had your wrong address which is generally the case why... View More
We can prove through Life360 app which monitors phone activity while in motion and Verizon that she was not using her phone while in motion. She was at a red light. Two questions, will the judge accept this and shouldn't the citation be 39:3-13.4 as she is a probationary license holder until 18?
answered on Nov 6, 2018
Its the correct citation and remember its not whether you were using the phone its whether she was holding the phone which is the violation. If it is a first offense you may consider paying it as hiring a lawyer for these types of ticket is expensive.
I thought I could stay up to 24 hours without penalty.
answered on Nov 6, 2018
With any parking ticket that is not marked mandatory court appearance I always suggest paying for it as it's not worth your time in court
Im in nj and it was suspended in nj. Ive been to court and am currently paying all my fines. Ive received multiple mail from DMV saying my license would be suspended from 180 days starting from the day i received the suspension but the judge and everybody else would tell me the suspension would... View More
answered on Nov 5, 2018
Ask you lawyer but generally your suspension starts after your eligible to get uour license once you applied and past the tests.
answered on Nov 4, 2018
I would pay both it's not worth getting your license suspended for a parking ticket.
I was pulled over for feeding stray cats the officer gave me a warning not to do it again but then she asked me for my registration I had a hard time finding it in my wallet at first she left and went back to a patrol car and came back with a ticket when she came back I already had found my... View More
answered on Nov 3, 2018
By law an attorney always has to tell you that you always have a chance, but honestly the officer gave you a break, I would just pay the fine and be done with it not worth your time in court.
answered on Oct 31, 2018
If you go to court you may be able to get one dismissed. Probably not worth going to court and wasting your day however.
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