I suggest an attorney. No less censor can have a surcharge for three years. If the charge can be downgraded, more information is needed there, it would save the attorney fee maybe more. If you are underage that is a different situation but an attorney may help that as well.

For immigration purposes it could be and it would depend on the wording of the ordinance AND what was admitted to in the plea. Thus the reason to make sure you have a lawyer that knows both criminal and immigration law when you are an immigrant in trouble with the law.

All commercial vehicles have separate regulations. Otherwise more information is needed.

No but you will not get your license for at least 6 months after everyone else.

Yes it is a 4 point ticket. To eliminate all 4 you will need a good lawyer.

Yes you can negotiate with the prosecutor. You face 4 points Joe you can get it to 2.

Go into Court with Counsel or go in yourself and talk to the prosecutor and see if able to get anything reduced or if just a fine.

I do not know either. It is an ordinance and not in the general books. Some Newark ordinances carry points some how. I did not know that either but was informed on this site. Best to call Green Street (good luck in that) or go down there and ask st the violations window or on the third floor... View More

This citation is for violating the duties owed to a pedestrian in a crosswalk. It does not have penalties but the companion statute 4-36 imposes 2 points.

Not sure how you can justify tailgating at safety for life. I would not try fighting for that. You can plead not guilty and then see if the prosecutor will plead it down from the five point violation.

You can file a motion to reopen and if approved you may get what you want.

You don't get a ticket and thus points for negligent driving from MVC as that is a civil matter not a traffic matter. What you can get tickets for are specific infractions such as careless driving, failure to observe a light etc, etc. But remember you can get points from MVC and from your... View More

No, you should not have points placed on your license. Not sure about insurance but I do not think so..

Here is the text of the statute you cited

Justia US Law US Codes and Statutes New Jersey Revised Statutes 2016 New Jersey Revised Statutes Title 39 - Motor Vehicles And... View More

What you did and what you have been convicted of are two different questions and yes you may have shoplifted but the law will look at it as a conviction for loitering. That being said with an expungment the general public will not see anything from the date of the expungment except what may be... View More

Best to ask this question to your insurance company as they determine rates and what they will charge you. As for points all out of state violations reported to NJ are charged as 2 points on your license.

You would need to petition the Superior Court to expunge your arrest record. While you say "i was never arrested", the appearance of a charge is synonymous with an arrest.

First you are confusing a charge with a conviction. If you were charged the record would still remain even if the charges were dismissed. Second you are confusing the criminal and TRO charges. There are different systems. The criminal case history is showing you were charged with a criminal... View More

The statute of limitations for most tickets if 30 days, BUT some tickets have a longer SOL, thus best to pay the ticket and send a thank you note to the police officer.

You need to ask his Oklahoma lawyer as he will know the penalties for his violation if any that a DWI will cause because with a refusal you have to assume the worst and that he will lose.

In general you can record any conversation so long as it would not interfere with a police investigation, arrest etc, so that would be the main question.