The term hit-and-run is a layperson term for leaving the scene of an accident under New Jersey Law, N.J.S.A. 39:4-129. New Jersey law does not...

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If I understand your question, you have two prior DWI convictions, the last one being seventeen years ago, and are facing your third DWI. Because...

Your lawyer can ask the court to vacate (lift) the warrant. Courts will either request that bail be posted or remove the bail and lift the warrant....

Both tickets carry two points in addition to fines. You should plead not guilty. You should be able to negotiate a plea bargain, reducing or...

Unfortunately, if you are sentenced to a term requiring the ignition interlock device, you may not drive any vehicle not equipped with the ignition...

Appeals from final Municipal Court judgments must be filed within twenty days of the judgment, a stringent and unforgiving time constraint. The...

You need first to determine what town/court issued the ticket. You can call the NJ MVC or a NJ lawyer to find out. You have to resolve the ticket...

The NJ MVC abstract will not reflect the DWI charge. A conviction by plea or verdict will be reported. A DWI arrest does not appear on a background...

Carless Driving, NJSA 39:4-97, is a traffic violation; it is not criminal. A guilty finding or plea will result in two NJ MVC points, possible but...

It sounds like you were issued two tickets, speeding (5 points) and reckless driving (5 points). NJ MVC points are highly likely and expected,...