It depends on the attorney. Perhaps calling various attorneys on the telephone to inquire will help develop the desired information. Once this information has been acquired, then the individual can conduct a cost-benefit analysis to determine whether the benefit of retaining counsel outweighs the... View More

If I am understanding this correctly, the officer wrote out the ticket to a third party. Here, the third party is the spouse of the vehicle operator. The ticket is a summons for that third party to appear in court. The third party can demand discovery and raise defenses (i.e. it wasn't me) to... View More

Tickets don't just go away and eventually if you don't pay them they turn into a warrant or a suspension of your drivers license or both. You can pay the warrant any time at any NJ police station, BUT if you want to pay it at the court you have to wait to do this during the weekday. The... View More

The best defense to any ticket is to hire a good lawyer.

The second best is to prove someone else was driving your car.

In general the maximum fine is $200.00 plus court costs and 2 points. That being said: Under NJSA: 39:5-31: A judge may suspend the driving privileges of... View More

To fight this ticket, it seems to me one would hire an attorney who knows and perhaps has the professional experience required to represent the defendant at trial.

You may want to speak with an experienced traffic attorney who has the sense of the township and its locality. Different townships and municipal prosecutor(s) have different personalities and policies. How your case should be approached and will be resolved may also depend on several factors such... View More

The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission does not assign points unless and until a judgment of conviction for a motor vehicle offense is entered by the Municipal Court. This can appear to be a seamless process, but without the conviction, no points will be applied to the license. Therefore, if the... View More

Definitely get yourself a lawyer because if you end up getting charged with no insurance you could face loss of your license to drive. And yes you can be issued a ticket without being stopped by a police officer. I suggest that you set up one of the free in office consultations that most of us... View More

This is a common ticket but you failed to ask a question about it.

As long as you only get one ticket in the town its was legal as each town you went thru another town its definitely a separate violations.

I suggest that you pay it as even if you had a defense, which you did not present in your question. Your not allowed to have anything that blocks the view of the windshield in front of you in your car.

Anything is possible and the driving while suspended is the most likely ticket to get dismissed since as you say they did not see you driving. However, they don't need to see you driving to ticket you for this offense and thus you could still lose its the ability to drive so even if your... View More

Sure you can fight any ticket in court the question is what is your defense because if you don't have a good one will just waste your time and lose as this is a document charge and you either have them or don't

Definitely get yourself a good lawyer this case is not as easy as you may think to win in fact its easy to lose if the officers says he saw you in the car. In NJ an officer does not have to pull you over to ticket you and in fact many times the registered owner gets the ticket, but you can win... View More

No its not worth hiring a lawyer for this ticket because for most people this will just be a fine of around $100.00

All three charges could result in jail time. A lot depends on the facts of your case your prior criminal history and of course how good of a lawyer you hire to try to avoid that time.

Those errors on the ticket would not be fatal to the charge as long as the ticket was given to you and the officer can testify to that. Second if the keys were no where inside the car you could have a defense. Now the question is will the judge buy it and if you have a good lawyer I would say yes... View More

If you can figure out a good defense you probably can get this charged lowered or downgraded but you have not presented one in this question. If you are found guilty of this offense you will be subject to a fine not exceeding $500.00 or imprisonment in the county jail for not more than 60 days.... View More

Its not points for MVC purposes in NJ and yes he should send a thank the officer as many judges would have suspended his license at that speed.

The answer would depend on the violation that you received since you have not given us the violation we could not give you a certain answer.