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answered on Apr 15, 2019
No they would need a reason to impound it, such as it was illegal parked etc. Tickets however could be issued after the impoundment.
It’s been there about a month and forgot to renew registration recently
answered on Apr 14, 2019
The answer depends on how long was the car in front of your house with the flat tire, if it was a few hours no problem if it was a few days you may have a big problem.
The normal amount of points in NYC for this violation is 3. Is it true there are no points for this ticket with an NJ license? I just find what the officer told me about no points hard to believe.
answered on Apr 11, 2019
Any out of state moving violation transfers to NJ as 2 points on your NJ license. I suggest hiring a lawyer if getting no points is important to you.
The intersection had a flashing yellow signal. The "Road closed AHEAD" was place after the intersection and not before. The police officer was in his car, behind the barriers, with no lights on, just past the intersection. There was a small indistinct arrow on the barriers that... View More 
answered on Apr 9, 2019
You can fight any ticket the question is can you win and generally most judges believe the officer. If you had a video it would help a lot more than a tape of the conversation.
we had asked what was the reason for the pull over the officer responded to my fiance who was driving and i in the passenger side and the officer said for driving with a suspended license and suspended registration. my car is legit my license is not suspended and i dont know how the officer was... View More
answered on Apr 9, 2019
You definitely need to get Counsel to sort out this mess. I am not sure why you were pulled over unless there was something amiss with the traffic stop. Please seek out counsel to assist in this matter.
He said I need to go to court and did not give me any other information? Am I going to have to get a lawyer? I was not on my phone..
answered on Apr 8, 2019
Without really knowing exactly what ticket were issued to you, I am going to assume that is 39:4-97.3 “Use of hands-free wireless telephone in moving vehicle. If this is the case, you can either plead guilty and pay $200-$400 fine (if this was your first offense) and resolve the matter or set a... View More
If he is not satisfied with the number of citations and arrests you have per month. Is he allowed to for example require you to stop 5 vehicles per 12 hour shift?
answered on Apr 6, 2019
This is an employment law question not a traffic ticket questions, I would suggest reposting under employment law.
answered on Mar 31, 2019
There isn't really isn't a set time each court is different I suggest you call the court where you got the ticket and ask.
39:4-98 .14 Speeding (.14 Indicates Exceeding By 10-14 Mph is what's on the ticket. Is it better to appear in court and plead not guilty and just pay a higher fine? Or just pay the fine and accept the 2 points? This is my first ticket so I'm not really sure what to do. Would my insurance... View More
answered on Mar 23, 2019
Your best bet is to seek a free in office consultation with an experienced traffic ticket lawyer that most of us offer to get the correct advise for you. Many variables could exist such as you are 17 and a probationary driver, you can't get a no point ticket. Or lets say you are a CDL... View More
I broke down on the highway, during a real Murphy, State of Emergency. I couldn't get roadside! I sat for 30min, trying in 10degree weather, with no heat or power. I was able to finally get home. When I got home, I decided to call the police to inform them of the presence of my vehicle and the... View More
answered on Mar 20, 2019
Here is your problem MVC must have had your update for your new address before the offense occured otherwise the tickets were sent to your correct address. Yes the court can demand your appearance, you were lucky they actually even rescinded the warrant as many times this is not done unless you... View More
With the increased cost of recycling it may not be economically or environmentally feasible to continue to recycle. As a member of the governing body of my municipality I want to know if we can eliminate the recycling program in our municipality without penalty.
answered on Mar 18, 2019
Attorneys here are not allowed to give you a specific legal advice only answer general questions. This question is best answered by your township attorney that is what he is paid for and that is his job. What I will say is that, it was never a green thing to recycle as it generally cost more... View More
I truly don’t believe any of the above are true, I’ve been driving for years with a clean record.
What’s my best route to fight it?
Also so happens to be on my tickets the officer put a completely wrong license plate number, does this make a difference?
Thanks
answered on Mar 18, 2019
Get yourself a good NY lawyer its your best route if you want to win the charge.
I am from New York and came to New Jersey for the st Patty’s parade , I got caught with a fake 21 ID at the liquor store and got a Summon and two tickets what are the consequences for when I go to court
answered on Mar 11, 2019
Depends on what you are charged (violation numbers) but your probably have a criminal complaint and some tickets. The criminal complaint which you would generally get base don your description would have the possibility of up to 180 days in jail, probation and fines, the worst being the criminal... View More
If the height is 13 feet 6 inches and in a public road right of way
answered on Mar 8, 2019
More information is need to be provided to answer your question properly however in general yes the operator would be liable. If ticketed I suggest that you hire a good lawyer.
Emergency lights are on truck driving, passing cars all without an audible sirine, horn, or whistle.
answered on Mar 6, 2019
3 Areas you can look at to start 1) the New Jersey Statutes, 2) the NJ administrative code and 3) your towns municipal ordinances.
Response appreciated
answered on Mar 5, 2019
Unfortunately it may, it all depends on what the officer has to say about it. Take pictures with you to court, however the law states that you must always stay to the right so being in the center of a road is not allowed. If you want to have the best chance of winning I suggest hiring a good... View More
Was I in the wrong for going around?
answered on Feb 26, 2019
You haven't asked a question but if you need to get no points, I suggest hiring a lawyer. Most of us traffic ticket lawyers offer a free in office consultation.
answered on Feb 25, 2019
More information would be needed to properly answer your question, but generally only the judge could do it.
answered on Feb 21, 2019
If you have a good lawyer and some luck you may just get a fine if you don't, you could lose your license for a year and get a fine. I suggest hiring an attorney and it all starts with a free in office consultation that most of us offer.
answered on Feb 19, 2019
Most words have the definition to that the judge gives there isn't necessarily a legal definition, accept what stated in the statute.
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