Impossible to predict because don't know what PD will say happened. This case arises under traffic ticket law. You need to discuss with an attorney in your jurisdiction that specializes in this kind of law. Thank you for using Justia, Ask a Lawyer.

Depending on how long ago it was, you may be able to file a motion to set aside based on excusable neglect.

There is no nationwide rule as to how much time you have to respond to a moving violation. You don't have to go home, you have to go to court in New Jersey to respond. Google a traffic ticket attorney in New Jersey for assistance.

Yes, the Federal Government also has traffic cops. They have a schedule of fines for traffic offenses. Can you get out of it? Maybe, hire a military lawyer, ask for a reduction, pay the fine.

It is advantageous to know the penalties one faces for any offense. A conviction for Failure to Pull Over for Emergency Vehicle carries fines, jail, license points, and insurance eligibility points. If this causes concern, then it seems to be a good idea to fight it in court. Along the way, you... View More

Unfortunately you cannot expunge traffic violations only criminal charges in NJ

Most of the courts do things via zoom or courtcall and don't need in court appearance. If you are required to appear, we can request same by video conference due to your circumstances

Yes it doesn't matter where a car is sold, it matters where the car is registered for license plate rules.

Unfortunately, Yes most courts will require a company to be represented by a lawyer in NJ. Most of us traffic tickets offer a free in office consultation where you can learn more.

Yes they can charge you even up to a year later for criminal cases in Municipal Court. That being said I would suggest hiring a lawyer you may have a defense in this case. Most of us criminal lawyers offer a free in office consultation, I would suggest that you set one up.

If your talking about what the fine is for39:4-138 its generally $55.00 plus court costs if any for payable tickets.

For many courts, they will only send court notices and other information to the address that NJ MVC has on record for you. So you need to update it with them that may be your problem.

The best party to answer this question is either the court you got the suspensions in, the MVC or your lawyer who handled your suspension case as we do not know enough information to properly answer your question.

We would need much more information to determine the answer to your question, please re-write and post, but it could be improper passing.

You can try to go to court and fight the ticket but many judges will consider the apron part of the driveway and thus you blocked it.

You posted this question to the NY attorney's forum. Try posting it again in NJ. Good luck!

Its not an ordinance its a state statute. As for how to dispute the ticket the best way is to send a letter to the court saying that your disputing the ticket and wish to plead not guilty. Then the court will setup a trial date to present your defense.

The answer depends on your towns rules and parking regulations as they do vary by town. But many towns do not allow this type of parking. Thus I suggest you have your car towed immediately to avoid a ticket.

There is also the possibility that the prosecutor will have the officer’s handwritten notes indicating that the officer already gave you a break when he issued the speeding ticket to you. If you are concerned, however, then meeting an attorney for a consultation might be something to consider... View More

You can't still receive a ticket as you would be past the statute of limitations, but it sounds like you may already have had one. I would hire an attorney to research this and see if any tickets arose out of the situation to make sure you don't have a warrant for your arrest for not... View More