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Can I get the ticket dismissed for the cop put the wrong date and time of the stop on the ticket I was pulled over Thursday 2-14-19 after 12pm but the ticket says 2-13-19 at 11:59am
answered on Feb 19, 2019
This would generally be considered a clerical error, but you can always try I would suggest hiring a lawyer to make sure you have the best chance of the best outcome.
answered on Feb 16, 2019
The answer would depend on the degree of crime you are charged with for hindering. To best determine the punishment you face I suggest a consultation with an experienced criminal lawyer.
Did not realize it'd expired (thought it was following year). Ticket for this offense says license expiration is 2/28/19. Do I have a case to drop the ticket, since the date on the ticket is not correct (and would indicate license was still valid)? I have since renewed my license (same day,... View More 
answered on Feb 15, 2019
Probably not to drop the case, but you can probably get the Prosecutor to lower the charge to a basic failure to have in possession which is just a small fine
but i put the insurance the same day i got the tickets
answered on Feb 8, 2019
For a First Offense you face the loss of your license for one year, community service to be determined by the court and a fine between $300.00 and $1,000.00. I suggest setting up one of the free in office consultations that most of us lawyers offer and then hire one.
This happen in Howell New Jersey
answered on Feb 8, 2019
The answer depends on whether a defense can be found if yes then you can avoid jail if no then still maybe it depends on the judge, the court that you're in and how good of a lawyer you have. Jail is technically mandatory for all second and third offenses and up.
this happend in howell, new jersey
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answered on Feb 8, 2019
It's a minimum of 10 days. You can apply for sheriff's labor assistance program (SLAP).
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answered on Jan 28, 2019
Just about $300 for a first offense but second offense carries community service so be careful.
By law that would be duplicating a issued ticket which I have not pleaded guilty to correct
answered on Jan 27, 2019
Much more information will be needed to be long before answering your question such as the car moved etc.
I just passed the knowledge test but I have 2 months until the road test. If I show both permit and my licence would that work? Or if it doesn’t what kind of ticket would I get?
answered on Jan 26, 2019
You would get an unlicensed driver ticket ticket which could lead to up to 60 days jail and 6 months loss of license when eligible to drive and a fine and is not good when it comes to USCIS.
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)
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answered on Jan 23, 2019
Unless it's "your" private property I don't see a defense for you.
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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.
answered on Jan 14, 2019
This is not a point violation. This is a fine only, and ranges between 54 and 150 dollars
My son had a 4th offense driving while suspended back in 2015 which he never paid the fine off. He is currently on PTI for a criminal offense (1st one). His friend was stopped on a motor vehicle incident and my son had a warrant. He spent the night in county and has a court date this month. He is... View More
answered on Jan 10, 2019
Yes it is possible he could go to jail, but much more information would be needed to assess what would happen in his case. I suggest you speak with the lawyer who handled his PTI CHARGE as he would know best, or setup a consultation with a new lawyer if you were not satisfied with your prior... 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 8, 2019
Each time you get pulled over for driving while suspended the judge will get tougher and tougher so what can you expect probably jail without slap.
or will it go back to the time that I got the ticket
answered on Jan 5, 2019
Yes that is the key try to get your case adjourned until you don't have a gdl, best way is with a lawyer.
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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.
And there are two cops at the other end of the street and we are told to pull over and are issued tickets. Shouldnt those tickets be the same exact summons?
answered on Jan 1, 2019
IN a perfect world it would be the same exact tickets, but this is not a perfect world and for example one person may have had a perfect record for the last twenty years to the cop may have given the other persona no point ticket where as the other person gets an improper turn ticket. In any event... View More
I have a lot more details about this Injustice
answered on Dec 31, 2018
You need to go to court or call the court, plead not guilty and when you go to court ask for a trial. You can also hire a lawyer to do most of this for you, but you will still need to appear in court. FYI most people who come to my office feel that the tickets they received were an injustice, so... View More
she left the scene of the accident, she's 83 years old, english is very poor, no cell phone to call me for help. she got out of her call, understood that the other car owner said ok go. so she left. i took her back to the accident area within the hour since i live in nyc, she lives in nj, to... View More
answered on Dec 26, 2018
Unfortunately if your ticket is in New Jersey she will need to go to court. You can go to court with her but you can't speak on her behalf. Only an attorney licensed in the state where the accident occurred can't talk on her behalf. This is a very serious offense and could lead to loss... View More
answered on Dec 20, 2018
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